The sessions will take place at the Center for Citizen Participation and Coexistence every Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Adeje is once again the headquarters of the “Educate in Family” training program, an initiative promoted by the Family and Educational Participation Area of the General Directorate of Education Planning, Inclusion and Innovation of the Department of Education, Vocational Training, Physical Activity and Sports of the Government of the Canary Islands, in collaboration with the Department of Education of the City Council, whose management depends on Coraima Afonso Navarro.
“From the Adeje City Council we encourage families in the municipality to actively participate in this initiative, which reinforces the institutional commitment to emotional education, respectful parenting and family support from an inclusive and preventive perspective,” said Afonso Navarro.
The program, which has been taking place in different municipalities of Tenerife since last January, will arrive in Adeje during the month of May, offering families a cycle of free training on current topics linked to family well-being, emotional health, coexistence and risk prevention in childhood and adolescence.
The sessions will take place every Tuesday in the month of May, at 6:00 p.m., at the Center for Citizen Participation and Coexistence. Admission is free, although prior registration is recommended for better organization through the form available at the municipal website.
Session program
Tuesday, May 6. Conflict management in the family. An opportunity to strengthen ties, improve communication and build common solutions.
Tuesday, May 13. Prevention of overexposure to social networks and its impact on emotional health and self-esteem. This course will raise families' awareness about the excessive use of social networks and its consequences on emotional health, self-esteem and personal relationships.
Tuesday, May 20. How to take care of the emotional health of our sons and daughters. A proposal that provides practical tools and key knowledge to support emotional and psychological well-being at home.
Tuesday, May 27. Detection and prevention of bullying in our sons and daughters. A session focused on identifying warning signs and promoting safe and violence-free educational environments.
