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Supervision for Intercultural Assistants and School Staff Working with Children with Migration Experience

Plakat na wydarzenie : Grupa wsparcia dla asystentów międzykulturowych

 

In cooperation with the Kalejdoskop Kultur Foundation, a series of support meetings for intercultural assistants begins at the Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu) in September. These supervision sessions will take place once a month, and each group is limited to 20 participants. The meetings are held in Ukrainian.


Supervision for intercultural assistants and school staff working with children with migration experience

During the group sessions, intercultural assistants will receive professional psychological advice on their specific cases and will develop constructive strategies for dealing with difficulties in their interactions at school. They will have the opportunity to share their own experience and will also receive the psychological support they need, helping them to replenish their resources for continued effective work.

When? 26.09, 24.10 | 09:30-12:30
Where? Świdnicka 19, Passage of Dialogue
Psychologists: Olha Ovcharenko, Oksana Stopkina
Registration for the meeting is required – click here to sign up!

At the meeting we will:

• Discuss conflicts in children’s groups and ways of resolving them (mobbing, bullying, discrimination);
• Learn effective strategies for working with parents (non-violent communication, mediation);
• Explore stress management techniques (techniques for stabilising emotional states, self-regulation, preventing burnout);
• Consider how to provide emotional support to pupils (defusing aggression, helping with adaptation and reintegration).

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