Regulative dialogue - Follow up 

Welcome to the ICDP Sharing Community!

We started this topic with a webinar on 20 October. As we did not have time for a plenary reflection and sharing of experience, we now invite you to a follow up on the regulative dialogue. We will hear two short presentations from Nepal. But most importantly we will explore this topic in a reflection together, including about what we are seeing in our societies.
ICDP is built up of three dialogues. The last of the three is the regulative dialogue which can be said to be the most complicated as it requires the base of the first two.
In the regulative dialogue we look at the dos and don'ts society needs a child to understand. This is done through regulating the child in a positive manner, and to help them self regulate. This dialogue also looks at caregivers needing to regulate themself.

We welcome everyone to this webinar, especially colleagues from the South, and look forward to an interactive session where we share our experience in each of our country contexts.

Date: 4 December 14.00 CEST (Norwegian time)

Target group: ICDP trainers, facilitators and partners are welcome.

PROGRAM

• Opening by Heidi Westborg Steel, ICDP Norway
• Introduction by Nicoletta Armstrong, ICDP International
• Reflections from Nepal - by Doji Pradan, Joni and friends
• Reflections together, sharing experiences related to the regulative dialogue.

Registration to get the link

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• One day before the event you will receive the link as a free ticket.
• The event will have sub-texted translations to different languages for example Spanish and French.

The ICDP Sharing Community Webinars is an initiative of ICDP Norway in collaboration with ICDP International and funded by Kavli Foundation in Norway. The working group consist of Heidi Westborg Steel (Norway), Nicoletta Armstrong (ICDP Int), Doji Pradan (Nepal) and Gerd Eli Haaland (Bangladesh).