Teen School Reluctance.
Specialised Training for Parents of Tweens and Teens to help improve calm in your household and bring back Monday morning ease without "giving in” or ignoring the problem.Â
LIVE online May 29th 7pm AEST
Recording available to all registrants.
Register Now only $87 AUDIn this training you will learn:



Frequently Asked Questions
Is this course suitable for School refusal or School Can't.
I'm not sure we have a big problem just a few days here or there should I do this course?
I'm not sure if my teen's health is the real reason they are reluctant to go to school. Is this course still relevant?
Is this course suitable for neurodivergent teens or families? (ASD, ADHD).
My teen has a diagnosis of anxiety is this course suitable?
I can't make this date or time, will there be another time?
Is this something for my teen to attend also?
My child is younger is this training relevant?
My teen won't go to school because they have been bullied. Is this course still relevant?
I have other questions how can I contact you?
How long does the training go for?

hey there!
I'm Dr Kirstin Barchia.
PhD, MaClinPsych, BPsych(Hons). Clinical Psychologist (AHPRA PSY000134185)
Hi, I'm Kirstin. I am a clinical psychologist and have created resources for parents of teenagers to build more Calm and Connection in their households.
I have 25 years experience working with teens and their families on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Many parents are not supported at all when their teenagers are struggling. I have witnessed many great parents unknowingly make mistakes that have made their difficulties with their children worse... all because no one gave them the support and guidance they needed.
It is for this reason I developed the Calm Connection Program and other online resources including this new specialised School Reluctance training for parents of teens to reduce your stress and improve Monday morning ease for you and your teen.Â
In a past life I was also a university based researcher and have conducted studies on teen bullying and aggression, lying, delinquent behaviour, and resilience. As a researcher it is important to me that parents are supported with strategies that are based on science and psychological research.