Reparenting Yourself: A Journey to Better Parenting With Natasha

🧸 Key Workshop Components:

🧸 Understanding Your Inner Child:

Participants will begin by delving into the inner child concept, gaining a deeper understanding of how past experiences and emotions continue to shape their adult lives and parenting approaches.

🧸 Healing Past Wounds:

Through guided experiential activities, participants will have the opportunity to confront and heal past wounds and traumas, which can often be triggers for unhealthy parenting behaviours.

🧸 Reparenting Techniques:

This workshop will provide practical tools and strategies for reparenting oneself. Participants will learn how to provide the care, love, and support to their inner child that they may have missed during their childhood.

🧸 Exploring Parenting Patterns:

A significant part of the workshop involves participants reflecting on their parenting style and identifying any negative patterns or behaviours they wish to change.

🧸 Effective Communication:

Participants will learn how improved self-awareness can lead to better communication with their children. Techniques for active listening, empathy, and open dialogue will be explored.

🧸 Mindfulness and Emotional Regulation:

Mindfulness practices will be introduced to help participants manage their own emotions and respond more calmly to challenging parenting situations.

🧸 Building Resilience:

This workshop will focus on nurturing emotional resilience in parents and children, promoting a more supportive family environment.

🧸 Fostering Connection:

Participants will learn how to create and maintain strong emotional bonds with their children, enhancing the parent-child relationship.

🧸 Parenting for the Future:

The workshop will encourage participants to envision the kind of parent they aspire to be and provide a roadmap for making positive, lasting changes in their parenting approach.

🧸 Supportive Community:

Participants can connect with others on a similar journey, sharing experiences and providing mutual support.

By participating in “Reparenting Yourself: A Journey to Better Parenting,” individuals can unlock the potential for profound personal growth, heal old wounds, and become more conscious,

compassionate, and effective parents. Ultimately, this workshop seeks to empower parents to create a loving and nurturing family environment where they and their children can thrive.

Meet Our Instructor: Natasha

Natasha’s upbringing in a traditional Indian joint family afforded her a unique opportunity to immerse herself in four distinct parenting styles: Authoritarian, Authoritative, Permissive, and Uninvolved, shaping her understanding of the dynamics of child-rearing from an early age.

From her youth, Natasha harboured a deep aspiration to embrace the role of a full-time stay-at-home mother. At age twenty, she tied the knot with her husband, Manoj, embarking on an exhilarating journey as a trailing spouse.

The arrival of her two children, Mannat (now 16) and Shaan (now 12) marked a pivotal moment in Natasha’s life. Faced with various parenting challenges, she discovered a burning passion for gathering modern parenting skills. 

Over the years, Natasha diligently cultivated her expertise through academic degrees, certifications, and licenses, enabling her to practice and teach effective parenting strategies. She developed a discerning ability to distinguish between what works and what doesn’t within diverse cultures. She generously shared her knowledge along her journey, offering invaluable assistance to numerous families grappling with similar challenges.

Having recently relocated to Dubai, Natasha continues facilitating in-person and online experiential training sessions for caregivers. Her mission is to empower them with the knowledge and skills to discipline children without punishment or humiliation, all while eliminating the reliance on rewards and bribes. Natasha’s unwavering dedication to the well-being of children and families radiates through her work, establishing her as a highly respected figure in parent education.