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...
Social Media for Mummies (and Daddies) – SOLD OUT Workshop
Fleetville Junior School, Main Hall, 228 Hatfield Rd, St Albans AL1 4LW This event is now SOLD OUT. If you would like to go on the waiting list email team@keystoneworkshops.co.uk
All parents use social media to a greater or lesser extent but much of it is reactionary and some of us do not actually know the full extent of many social media applications. This can lead to parents being a step behind their children.
Managing Family Stress Talk
The SandPit Theatre, The Ridgeway, St Albans, AL4 9NX
In today’s busy technology driven environment, it can be hard to find moments of peace and tranquillity. Stress can be a result of physical and/or psychological events that we perceive as negative. Some of these events are things we can control, whilst others are external events, that may feel uncontrollable.
Teens and Sleep: What Parents Need to Know Talk
The Maltings Theatre, St Albans, AL1 3HL
It is very common for young people, and adults, to have difficulty sleeping. It is normal to struggle with sleep around important events, even positive ones such as parties or holidays. One or two nights […]
Understanding Adolescence – Positive Strategies for Parents Talk
The SandPit Theatre, The Ridgeway, St Albans, AL4 9NX
Adolescence is a developmental stage that takes up 10% of our lifespan. We all experience it, few of us remember it, yet arguably it has the greatest impact on our futures. Adolescents often feel misunderstood […]
