Why should I train with Capa First Response?

What makes us different from any other training provider? Well, in short the amount of experience that Jane, our CEO has in this field.

Training with Capa provides unrivalled expertise and experience in working with families, particularly in tackling the complexities of ‘Child to Parent Violence and Abuse’ (CAPVA). Founded by Jane, who played a pivotal role in the original CAPVA programme in the UK, our training benefits from an evidence-based approach and is internationally recognised for its consultancy and training prowess.

With over 30 years of experience specifically focusing on family dynamics, 19 years devoted to addressing violence within families, and 15 years of direct collaboration with both families and professionals, Jane offers a comprehensive understanding of the intricate dynamics at play and the most effective strategies to support parents and young people.

Our specialised training in this behaviour area, spanning over 15 years, ensures that attendees of our training events, whether in person or online, receive cutting-edge strategies and interventions that can be implemented immediately with families.

Grounded in attachment theory, pro-social modelling theory, and neuroscience, Capa’s methodology is not only comprehensive but, more importantly, proven effective. We have furthered our impact and supported our mission by training numerous organisations across the UK, cementing our position as a leader in addressing CAPVA and supporting families.

To facilitate learning, we offer a podcast series, organise networking events, and provide advice and support sessions, supervision, and consultancy services. Reach out to Jane to discuss your training requirements: Jane@capafirstresponse.org.uk

Visit our info page for Professionals to find out more about each training type we offer, as well as our networking events, and listen to our podcast episodes here. You can view upcoming training dates here on EventBrite.

 

Finding Connection with Your Teen During GCSE’s

Finding Connection with Your Teen During GCSE’s

In the coming months, thousands of teenagers across the UK will sit their GCSEs. It’s the culmination of years of schoolwork and, for many, a gateway to the next stage of life. But for some young people, it doesn’t feel like that at all.  Instead, exam season can bring fear, anxiety, pressure, and conflict—especially at home.
Many parents are finding themselves in daily battles. Conversations about revision turn into shouting matches. Doors slammed. Tears shed. Some young people may even tip into behaviour that feels unacceptable or unsafe—verbal and physical aggression, or complete withdrawal.
At Capa First Response, we work with families every day who are walking this exact path. And we want you to know this: there is nothing wrong with your parenting. This is hard. For all of you.

Eliza Fricker #CapaCommunityConnections

Eliza Fricker #CapaCommunityConnections

Information and the video of the fantastic session from Eliza Fricker. In the video you can hear Eliza talk through her family’s experience with school avoidance, PDA and how it brought her to start illustrating and writing books for parents/carers and for young  people themselves. She shares the story behind ‘Can’t not Won’t’ – the book that became a Sunday Times Bestseller.