What is the difference between a talk and a workshop?
Keystone Workshops
Keystone Workshops offer parents the chance to hear an expert discuss a ‘niche’ topic in detail, within a small group setting. The main aim is to help educate parents so that they feel empowered to apply their learning in a very practical way at home.
Keystone Talks
Keystone Talks give audiences a unique opportunity to hear an expert offer an academic overview of a given topic. They tend to be delivered to large numbers of people and in more of a ‘lecture style.’
All tickets must be purchased in advance through the ‘BOOK NOW’ button at the bottom of each event. A small number of tickets may be available for some events at a higher price on the night.
Upcoming Events...
Growth Mindset – A Guide for Parents Talk
The Maltings Theatre, Level 2, The Maltings, St Albans AL1 3HL
Do you believe that you are either clever or you’re not? Do you think intelligence is a fixed thing? A ground breaking theory on mindset is making huge waves in how children are being taught […]
Anxiety in Children and Teens Talk
The Maltings Theatre, Level 2, The Maltings, St Albans AL1 3HL
Anxiety is a normal part of growing up but some children experience ongoing difficulties with anxiety that not only affect their day-to-day lives, but can have a long term negative impact on their social and emotional development. Anxiety is not always easy to identify and it can be expressed in many different ways.
How to Boost your Child’s Emotional Resilience Talk
2nd Floor, Maltings Theatre, St Albans, AL1 3HL
All parents want their children to be happy and able to cope with whatever life throws at them. But we all know that it isn’t that straightforward. The latest Unicef report(2013) ranks the life satisfaction […]
Understanding Eating Disorders in Children and Teens Talk
The Maltings Theatre, St. Albans AL1 3HL
Eating Disorders often appear in the media and have touched many personally. At one extreme they are trivialised as vanity or a lifestyle choice, and at the other cause alarm due to high profile deaths. […]
