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Parents' Café "Self-confidence: Not easy at school..."
Navigating the complexities of school life can feel like a heavy weight for a child, but you hold the keys to helping them build lasting self-confidence. Come sit down with fellow parents to discover practical, empathetic strategies that turn daily stress into opportunities for emotional growth.
Médiathèque James Baldwin (Paris 19th)
About
Between social comparison, fear of failure, academic pressure, and the gaze of others, self-confidence becomes a true skill to be developed.
But it is not built solely with encouragement. Sleep, nutrition, physical activity, emotional environment, daily habits, and psychological tools can contribute to the child's development and their ability to learn, persevere, and believe in their possibilities.
An exchange to understand the mechanisms of self-confidence and discover concrete tools to support your child as they face the world of tomorrow.
LSF/FR interpreters present.
Elena Mirolioubova Grieszmann
Parenting consultant and Filliozat workshop facilitator, trained in Isabelle Filliozat's empathic approach. I am committed to supporting parents, childcare professionals, and anyone working with children toward a more serene, respectful, and conscious relationship.
My background in psychology has given me a solid understanding of child development, emotional mechanisms, and family dynamics. By training in Isabelle Filliozat's approach for three years, I have found concrete, powerful, and deeply human tools to support families in their daily challenges.
