Translate 

Parent Carer wellbeing courses available in January and February 2020

by | Dec 20, 2019 | Carer Learning, Carer News

Care for the Carers are providing a 6-week wellbeing course for Parent Carers in East Sussex, who are looking after a child or children under 18. The course, called Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP), starts in January and February 2020. It is designed for Parent Carers to:

  • Decrease and prevent unwanted or troubling feelings and behaviours
  • Increase the personal choices you make about how you live your life
  • Improve quality of life
  • Help you achieve your life goals and life dreams

At the end of the course, you will be able to look at options and plan steps to take and changes to make when faced withdifficult emotions, situations and people. People who use the WRAP method say that it helps them find new ways of responding to situations that may have previously thrown them off balance.

Read further information and FAQs here

The courses will be held in St. Leonards and Uckfield.

Places are free.To book a place, parent carers should contact our Engagement Administrator, Cally Emerson, on callye@cftc.org.ukor 01323 738390. Places will be booked on a first come first served basis, we will run a waiting list in case of cancellations.

Share this article:

 

BROWSE CATEGORIES

More News

Carers Rights Day 2025

Carers Rights Day 2025

This is an important day that brings organisations and communities together, to help spread the word so that carers know their rights and find out how to get the support they are entitled to. Over...

read more
Give the gift of warmth this Winter

Give the gift of warmth this Winter

One in three carers across the country live in poverty, and rising energy prices over the cold winter months mean thousands of them are having to choose between basic necessities- do they eat or...

read more
Vaccinations this autumn and winter

Vaccinations this autumn and winter

Keeping yourself and those you support safe and protected is everyone’s priority and one of the best ways to protect yourself and others is to be vaccinated. Vaccines are the most effective way to...

read more
Care For The Carers