Staying healthy for families
Health advice for babies, children, young people and families
Welcome to the Isle of Wight Council’s partnership with the Solihull Approach
Whether you are a mum, dad, foster parent or grandparent, there is a course for you.
The courses are developed by psychologists and professionals. They will help you
- understand your child’s feelings, development and behaviour
- focus on your own feelings as you grow as a family
Taking a course can
- boost your confidence as a parent
- help you navigate family life
- strengthen your relationships
Courses for families: from bump to 19+ years, including adult relationships
How do I access a course?
- Visit inourplace.co.uk
- select ‘Apply Access Code’
- enter the access code: FAMILY, and then enter your information
- select the relevant course
Types of courses
- understanding your own Trauma
- understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby (Antenatal) 1b. Understanding pregnancy, labour and your baby: for female couples (Antenatal)
- understanding your baby (Postnatal)
- understanding your preterm or sick baby in hospital
- understanding your preterm or sick baby now you’re home
- understanding your child (0-19 years)
- understanding your child with additional needs (0-19 years)understanding your teenager’s brain
- understanding your brain (for teenagers only)
- understanding your feelings (for teenagers only)
- understanding your child’s feelings
- understanding your child’s mental health and wellbeing
- understanding your relationships
- understanding the impact of the pandemic on your child/teenager
Free online courses for parents
Courses for professionals working with children
These free online courses for all professionals on the Isle of Wight provide 3.5 hours of CPD:
- understanding trauma
- understanding attachment
- understanding brain development
How to access a course
- Register at In Our Place
- once signed into your professional account, enter access code: FAMILY_PRF
- return to a course by going to Online Learning