(“Common Sense is not so common.” – Voltaire) Over 10,000 parents had benefited from our workshops each year ever since Common Sense Parenting was brought to Singapore in 2002. Do you feel like a clueless parent who cannot even handle a toddler, child or teen? Ever wondered why your neighbours or relatives were so […]
Read More »Communication can make or break a relationship. For a marriage to last for a life time, where both partners feel loved and respected, their individual voice must have the opportunity to be heard and spoken. In this age of digitalisation, many couples find forming deep and meaningful relationships challenging because there are limited opportunities […]
Read More »(“Common Sense is not so common.” – Voltaire) Over 10,000 parents had benefited from our workshops each year ever since Common Sense Parenting was brought to Singapore in 2002. Do you feel like a clueless parent who cannot even handle a toddler, child or teen? Ever wondered why your neighbours or relatives were so […]
Read More »Planning what to do for the children during the March holidays? Come and join us in our 3-day fun-filled workshop where your child will have loads of fun while learning essential life skills in the social and emotional domains. If your child feels easily agitated and angry and is expressing these emotions in inappropriate […]
Read More »The Incredible Years® is a series of interlocking, evidence-based programmes for parents, children and teachers, supported by over 30 years of research. The goal is to prevent and treat young children’s behaviour problems and promote their social, emotional, and academic competence. The programmes are used worldwide in schools and mental health centres, and have […]
Read More »(“Common Sense is not so common.” – Voltaire) Over 10,000 parents had benefited from our workshops each year ever since Common Sense Parenting was brought to Singapore in 2002. Do you feel like a clueless parent who cannot even handle a toddler, child or teen? Ever wondered why your neighbours or relatives were so […]
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