There is a message to professionals that I hope to share and the Passage platform seems like a good place to start. So, I write this piece from the perspective of a parent with a child who needs an advocate. The advocate is the person who has the responsibility to
Saturday 30th January, 8.30am-6pm There is an International Forum on Learning Disorders, organised by the Fondation du Grand-Duc et de la Grande-Duchesse on Saturday, 30th January from 8.30am. This important event aims to create a platform for dialogue and exchange with parents, teachers and professionals concerned with the issue and throughout
Spring has reached Luxembourg, there’s a soft breeze in the air, the inner city is crowded and three Swedish friends Fredrik, Peter and Björn meet at their favourite lunch bar Konrad for their weekly gathering. These are important – the lunch gatherings. They talk about their professional situations, Swedish politics,
Surely all parents have experienced the time when they wished that the ground would ‘swallow them up’. Maybe when your toddler throws a tantrum in the middle of the supermarket or your teenager talks back to you in public. These can be embarrassing at the time, even humiliating, but generally
This is a reminder that there are still tickets available for the event tonight! Kanner Jungend Telefon (KJT) Online line Help for Parents is proud to invite you to the “KEEP CALM AND SURVIVE THE TEENAGE YEARS” free conference which will take place at the International School of Luxembourg Auditorium
On Tuesday 19th May, the International School of Luxembourg (ISL) will be holding an evening parenting seminar entitled ‘Third Culture Families’. This is a DON’T MISS seminar with guest presenter: Drs. Douglas Ota (Psychologist & Author) Drs. Douglas Ota graduated from Princeton University in N.J. and then further east to
