Webinar 1: Parental relationships: Embracing change in a Covid-19 world

Originally broadcast on Tuesday 20 October. Including presentations from:

• Judith Moore, county parenting coordinator, Suffolk
  Embracing change in Suffolk: how self-referrals are paving the way for a new culture where parents are more confident in asking for support 

• Candi Lawson, strategic commissioning manager, Sheffield
  Embracing change in Sheffield: how partnerships are changing and what this means for reducing parental conflict 

• Penny Mansfield, director, OnePlusOne:
  Embracing change in OnePlusOne: adapting delivery to work online

• Plus webinar participants report back on their breakout discussions.

Webinar 2: Making healthy relationships part of everyday services

Originally broadcast on Wednesday 21 October. Including presentations from:

• Karen Murray, chief inspector, Northumbria; and Gavin Bradshaw, service manager for early help, Gateshead:
  Embedding reducing parental conflict into Northumbria police’s work: practical ways to make reducing parental conflict part of everyday business and engage senior leaders 

• Martha Nyman and Elizabeth Mensah, couple therapists, Hackney:
  Taking a mental health approach to relationships in Hackney: embedding a focus on parental conflict in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services

• Caroline Ward, project coordinator Happy Families, Happy Futures, Devon: 
  Taking an operational approach to relationships in Devon: helping local partners integrate an RPC focus into existing universal interventions

• Plus webinar participants report back on their breakout discussions.

Webinar 3: Supporting parenting when separated

Originally broadcast on Thursday 22 October. Including presentations from:

• Kate Williams, delivery manager, Relate:
  How an intervention provider is helping local authorities to support separating and separated families 

• Honor Rhodes, director of strategic development, Tavistock Relationships: 
  A family perspective on the personal obstacles experienced during separation, and how support can improve communications and child outcomes  

• An intervention provider perspective on supporting separated parents in a Covid-19 world  

• Plus webinar participants report back on their breakout discussions.