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Antenatal Parenting Group Facilitators’ Training

Antenatal Parenting Group Facilitators’ Training

Looking to train a group, whole team or organisation in emotional health and wellbeing?

Togetherness Antenatal Parenting Group Facilitators’ Training is designed to equip practitioners with an effective approach to deliver the 5-week ‘Journey to Parenthood: Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby’ antenatal parenting group, combining traditional antenatal information with preparing families to have a relationship with their baby. Supported with a comprehensive resources pack and delivery manual, practitioners can train to deliver the evidence-based antenatal course. The training equips them with the tools to apply the model in practice and introduce key information and theories to others.

For practitioners who want to run a Togetherness Antenatal group for parents.

Key facts

Duration:

1 Day (6.75 hours)

Course level:

Training

Price (open individual):

£98

Price (closed virtual):

£879

Price (closed face-to-face):

£998 (inclusive, apart from resources)

Pre-requisite training:

2 Day Foundation Training

Pre-requisite to deliver:

N/A

Delivery

The Antenatal Parenting Group Facilitators’ Training is designed for any practitioner working with pregnant women, babies and their families within the context of an antenatal group. 

‘Open training’ is delivered throughout the year for individual bookings to a cohort of up to 12 delegates. 

‘Closed’ training is bespoke delivered for teams of staff of up to 12 individuals within an organisation. 

The Antenatal Parenting Group Facilitators’ Training can be delivered as ‘live virtual’ training or face-to-face training by Togetherness trainers, as required.

Book now

Book an individual place here. 

For ‘closed’ training, please complete an enquiry form to discuss a bespoke order. 

Contact our team to discuss tailored training packages or commissioning multiple training days.

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Resources

Delegates will require an Antenatal Parenting Group Facilitators’ Manual which includes a comprehensive summary of the Solihull Approach theoretical model, case studies, and a series of frameworks and guides for parents on various issues. 

This training enables delegates to facilitate the group with another facilitator (two facilitators required per group). Facilitators will need a Facilitators’ Manual each when running the group, as sharing is not feasible.