Author: Confidence

What do you want to be when you grow up? There is probably not a single person in the world who has not tried to answer this difficult question in childhood. The decision about a profession should be made based on information about aspirations, knowledge, skills and other equally important factors.
Choosing a profession is a question that is probably more relevant for senior students, but children can consider their abilities, preferences and talents long before graduation. And one of the most important questions here is: How do I understand what I want to be?
We invite teenagers to the career guidance workshop “What do I want to be? The world of professions: how to choose mine?”
30 October 2024 at 16:00, Zoom platform
Host – Maryna Kovtun, a practical psychologist, consultant in transactional analysis, symbolic drama and schema therapy, member of the Ukrainian Association of Transactional Analysis.
At the workshop, participants will learn:
– what is career guidance for school students;
– what factors influence the choice of profession;
– how personal traits are related to the choice of profession;
– how to help yourself understand your abilities and desires?
It will be useful!

In order for your child to join the free masterclass, please register him or her here:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “You are filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

Your child behaves impulsively, fights at school, and doesn’t seem to calm down for a moment when at home. This type of behaviour “turns you on” because there is no rest for you, as you just yell, give up, make new rules and break old ones. Then you mentally scold yourself for not calming down and not calming the child down.
Why doesn’t the child do as he or she is told? What is going on? Maybe the child has ADHD?
👉🏻 We invite all adults who want to understand what is happening with a child and want to establish communication and help the child socialise.
🗓 25 October at 19:00
🎥 Zoom platform
Host – Olha Khyzhniak, Gestalt therapist, family psychotherapist, art and mask therapist (self-portraiture), CIM therapist and schema therapist in training.
At the webinar, we will talk about
– the essence of the problem: how children with ADHD differ from their peers;
– how to change approaches to parenting in order to reduce the number of problems primarily for the children themselves;
– how parents can change their behaviour to help their children.
See you there!

In order to participate the free webinar, please follow these steps:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “Are you filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

How can we explain the meaning of such a multifaceted concept as tolerance to children? What if we explain it not with words, but, for example, with an interesting experiment? Or a cartoon? Or a game?
Do you want your kids to understand what it means to be tolerant and want to be so? We invite children aged 7-11 to the masterclass “Learning to be tolerant”
23 October at 16:00, Zoom platform
Host – Olha Huliayeva, a practical psychologist, a consultant in the method of positive psychotherapy, a member of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists.
The participants will:
– look for words associated with tolerant behaviour;
– take part in interesting experiments and games;
– watch a cartoon about tolerance;
– create their own “tolerant hedgehog”.

In order for your child to join the free masterclass, please register him or her here:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “You are filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

We invite you!
The webinar will be held online on 23 October 2024 at 19:00 on the Zoom platform
Please register by the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdAlXLNRIfdo00YFFzFdmb_WTgQeZN2n-ZUJIMVOOcvMPe1Zw/viewform
Participants will learn:
– that there are no children who cannot be taught, but there are incorrectly chosen goals and methods of teaching;
– who chooses the place, forms and methods of teaching a child;
– on what grounds it is possible to attend a meeting of the MSEC commission;
– what the state guarantees;
– and other important information on education, social services, and rehabilitation.
Host – Larysa Tatarinova, master of social work, deputy director of the centre of social services of Solomianskyi district of Kyiv, human rights activist, lawyer, board member of the NGO “League of Social Workers of Kyiv”.

The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

Did you know that discipline is an investment? Discipline in children helps them understand what is expected of them and why, and motivates them to behave differently. How to choose the best disciplining strategy for your child? What is the difference between discipline and punishment?
We will be looking for answers to these and other questions at the webinar for parents, caregivers, teachers, and psychologists “Discipline as a prerequisite for harmonious raising of children”.
When: 18 October at 19:00
Where: Zoom
Host – Olha Huliayeva, a practical psychologist, a consultant in the method of positive psychotherapy, a member of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists.
At the webinar, we will discuss how to use discipline for the child’s correct and harmonious development. We will talk about:
– the role of family rules in raising a child;
– the importance of setting boundaries with respect for the child;
– the use of intervention strategies for shaping the child’s desired behaviour.
See you there!

In order to participate the free webinar, please follow these steps:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “Are you filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

We invite parents and families’ legal representatives to attend the next meeting with Larysa Tatarinova to learn more about the mechanisms for protecting the rights and interests of children, to know the legislation of Ukraine and to gain a modern view of disability!
The following issues will be discussed at the meeting:
– Appeal (content, form, procedure) as a way to resolve the issue.
– How to appeal against the decision on your appeal in an administrative procedure.
– Free legal aid centres: free primary and secondary assistance.
– Institution of the Commissioner.
– Personal account in the Pension Fund: what is important to know.
Informed is better than armed! Register now!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdAlXLNRIfdo00YFFzFdmb_WTgQeZN2n-ZUJIMVOOcvMPe1Zw/viewform

Is it the case that your child does not understand what he or she is feeling, cannot name the emotion and control his or her state? It’s worth talking about the development of emotional intelligence that improves psychological flexibility and emotional self-control, and allows us to realise what we are feeling.
If your child is 7-9 years of age and you want to help him or her develop emotional intelligence, register for a free masterclass “Emotional rainbow. Developing emotional intelligence”
16 October 2024 at 16:00, Zoom platform
Host – Anastasia Shvets, a certified music therapist, teacher, correctional music educator, member of the Association of Music Therapists of Ukraine and the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists.

Participants of the masterclass will:
– explore what they feel and what it is called;
– learn what emotions are;
– understand how they experience different emotions;
– create an “Emotional Rainbow”
Necessary materials:
– 2 sheets of paper;
– watercolours;
– a glass of water;
– a dishwashing sponge.
It will be interesting!

In order for your child to join the free masterclass, please register him or her here:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “You are filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

Child-parent relationships are relevant at all times. Often, this topic becomes extremely important when children enter adolescence.
– Everything changed abruptly – one day I woke up and I didn’t recognise my kid…
– It was as if he was a complete stranger to me…
– How could it happen that the child has changed so much?
If you also have these questions and want to find answers, if you want to know more about teenagers and relationships with them, we invite you to the webinar “Prickly teenagers: How to get along?”
11 October 2024 at 19:00, Zoom platform
Host – Anastasia Shvets, a certified music therapist, teacher, correctional music educator, member of the Association of Music Therapists of Ukraine and the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists.
We will consider the following issues:
– what happens to physiology and psychology during adolescence;
– what parents of a teenager may unconsciously feel;
– how to change / build relationships with a teenager.
See you there!

In order to participate the free webinar, please follow these steps:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “Are you filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

Sometimes, when we find ourselves in unusual or unexpected circumstances, we get scared, and this prevents us from finding a way out. This is usually due to a lack of knowledge and information about the actions to be taken. How can we overcome fear and learn how to act in unforeseen situations?
Do you want your teenagers to understand that there are no no-win situations? Do you want them to know that there is always a solution, no matter how difficult the situation may seem? Do you want them to learn how to manage emotions in different situations?
We invite you to the masterclass for teenagers “Learning to overcome difficulties”
9 October 2024 at 16:00, Zoom platform
At the masterclass, participants will
– realise that they are not alone in their fears;
– share their experience of overcoming difficult situations;
– learn how to act correctly in unforeseen situations.
Host – Maryna Kovtun, a practical psychologist, consultant in transactional analysis, symbolic drama and schema therapy, member of the Ukrainian Association of Transactional Analysis.
It will be useful!

In order for your child to join the free masterclass, please register him or her here:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “You are filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

When parents have access to resources, services and social support, they are more likely to choose a life path that leads to normalisation.
We invite parents and family members of people with disabilities; persons with disabilities; specialists, volunteers of social projects to the webinar “The system of social services”
9 October 2024 at 19:00, Zoom platform
Host – Larysa Tatarinova, master of social work, deputy director of the centre of social services of Solomianskyi district of Kyiv, human rights activist, lawyer, board member of the NGO “League of Social Workers of Kyiv”.
Participants of the event will learn
– the types of social services;
– what basic social services are and how to get them;
– what to do when they say that such services are unavailable in a particular community;
– what depends on the local authorities and what depends on the person in getting social services;
– algorithm of actions in case of refusal to provide social services.
Come to learn more about the mechanisms for protecting the rights and interests of children, to know the legislation of Ukraine and to gain a modern view of disability. Your choice is either to know your rights or to hear stereotypical statements passed off as law.
Registration – by the form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdAlXLNRIfdo00YFFzFdmb_WTgQeZN2n-ZUJIMVOOcvMPe1Zw/viewform
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

Have you ever met people who are constantly depressed, whose consciousness seems to be eating them up from the inside. These can be your acquaintances, friends, and even children.
How to recognise a person who needs help and what can you do in such a situation? How to save lives and prevent self-harming behaviour in time?
We invite parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals to join the webinar “How to help a person with suicidal thoughts”
4 October 2024 at 19:00, Zoom platform
At the webinar you will learn:
– the root causes of suicidal thoughts
– signs that indicate the presence of such thoughts;
– tools for interaction;
– why self-harm is gaining momentum;
– types and varieties of self-harming behaviour;
– tools to help with self-harm.
Host – Iryna Kravchenko, a Gestalt psychologist, family psychologist, member of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists.
It will be useful and interesting!

In order to participate the free webinar, please follow these steps:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “Are you filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.

If a school violates a child’s rights, legal factors should be involved, rather than psychological or medical. This is a matter of realising the right, and it makes no sense to fill the gap in law enforcement with psychological and pedagogical mechanisms. Cognitive activity plays a crucial role in the development of any child, which is realised through education.
We invite parents and family members of people with disabilities; people with disabilities; specialists, volunteers of social projects to the 4th meeting with Larysa Tatarinova, a master of social work, deputy director of the Solomianskyi district social services centre in Kyiv, a member of the board of the NGO “League of Social Workers of Kyiv”, human rights activist, lawyer.
2 October, 19:00, “Ensuring the right to education for all children” (Zoom platform after registration)
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project ‘Stop: Me’, implemented by the NGO “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.
At the meeting you will learn:
Who chooses the place, forms and methods of education;
Inclusive education: what parents need to know for their child’s education to be of high quality;
Why it is important to contact an inclusive resource centre;
Which institutions provide education for a child who needs support and care;
Individual development programme (IDP);
Follow-up team;
Technical support for the child’s education;
Follow-up service for a child in inclusive education.
Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdAlXLNRIfdo00YFFzFdmb_WTgQeZN2n-ZUJIMVOOcvMPe1Zw/viewform