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Psychoeducational Meetings with the Kalejdoskop Kultur Foundation | MAY–JULY

We invite you to psychoeducational meetings led by experienced psychologists from the Kalejdoskop Kultur Foundation. Registration is required: to take part, please complete the application form. The meetings are held in Ukrainian.


Meeting with a psychologist for parents: “How Stress Affects Children and Adults – Understanding and Support”

When everyday life changes – in a new country, in a situation of loss, uncertainty and a lack of security – stress stops being just a word and becomes the backdrop to daily life. This meeting will help you better understand your own state and your child’s emotions, recognise signs of anxiety, and look after yourself and your loved ones in difficult moments.

When? 21.05, 17:00-19:00
Where? Świdnicka 19, Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu)
Psychologist: Yuliia Sulaieva
Registration for the meeting is required – click to sign up!ㅤ

Who is it for? Adults and parents who want to better understand the impact of stress and learn how to support themselves and their children through difficult times.

During the meeting we will cover:
– How stress manifests in adults: its mechanisms and effects on body and mind.
– A simple self-help routine for everyday situations.
– Stress from a child’s perspective: how to recognise it, how not to make it worse, and what really helps.
– How to build a child’s sense of emotional security day by day – a practical approach, not just theory.


Meeting with a psychologist for parents: “How to Deal with a Child’s Difficult Emotions during Tantrums and Aggression, and How to Resolve Conflicts”

Parents often face situations in which their child’s emotions spiral out of control. Tantrums, aggression or excessive crying can be a major challenge for the whole family. This meeting will help you better understand the causes of such emotional outbursts and learn to respond to them in a supportive and effective way.

When? 11.06, 17:00-19:00
Where? Wrocław, Świdnicka 19, Passage of Dialogue
Psychologist: Tetiana Korczak
Registration for the meeting is required – click to sign up!ㅤ

During the meeting we will talk about, among other things:
– Why children scream, get angry or bite – depending on their age.
– What really lies behind a tantrum? How to recognise the needs behind the behaviour.
– How to respond in a difficult moment – without punishing the child or breaking their will.
– Which words and actions help, and which only make the situation worse.
– How to stay calm as an adult when there is a “storm” inside.
– How to rebuild trust after a conflict and strengthen your relationship with your child.


Meeting with a psychologist for parents and children aged 7–12: “Child–Parent Relationships: Effective Communication”

Dear Parents! We invite you and your children (aged 7–12) to a practical meeting on building good family relationships. Together with a psychologist, we will talk about how to understand each other better, how to listen and how to be heard. It is a great opportunity to spend quality time with your child, deepen your mutual understanding and receive professional support in building effective communication in the family.

When? 3.07, 17:00-19:00
Where? Wrocław, Świdnicka 19, Passage of Dialogue
Psychologist: Iryna Roman
Registration for the meeting is required – click to sign up!ㅤ

Who is it for? Parents and children aged 7–12 who want to understand each other better, learn to communicate without excessive tension and conflict, and build trust and warm, supportive family relationships.

During the meeting we will:
– Talk about the basic principles of effective communication between parents and children.
– Learn ways of improving mutual understanding in the family.
– Discuss modern approaches to parenting and everyday interaction with children.
– Present strategies for self-help and conflict prevention.

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