Kinder aus der Klemme

Offer

Children in a bind

A six-month group program for highly contentious separated parents and their children, with accompanying parent consultations. The program includes a network meeting attended by parents without their children and their trusted supportive network, nine concurrent group sessions for parents and children in separate groups, and five to seven accompanying parent consultations addressing individual issues. The service is a form of child welfare support, with costs covered by the youth welfare office. Participation requires that no court proceedings are currently pending, or that all legal proceedings have been concluded or suspended. The program is open to families from Berlin and the surrounding area, and is intended for children aged 5 and over. Courses start continuously in January and August.

Event

Children in a Bind

Sun, 23 Aug

A six-month group program for highly contentious separated parents and their children, with accompanying parent consultations. The program begins with a network meeting, followed by nine separate concurrent group sessions for parents and children, plus five to seven accompanying parent consultations. The children's group focuses on resilience and expressing wishes, worries, and thoughts, while the parent group addresses destructive interaction patterns and develops constructive communication and conflict resolution. Families must be from Berlin or the surrounding area, children must be at least 5 years old, and all legal proceedings must have concluded or be suspended. Costs are covered by the youth welfare office. Courses start continuously in January and August.

Event

Kinder aus der Klemme Programme Courses

Sun, 23 Aug

A support programme for highly conflictual separated families and their children aged 5 and over. The programme includes introductory meetings, an information evening for the family network, nine separate parallel group sessions for parents and children, and accompanying individual family discussions. Participation requires that all court proceedings have been concluded or suspended. Courses begin each January and August.