In-Person Parenting
Workshops
Helping parents understand children more deeply
and build calmer family relationships
Every stage of parenting brings new questions.
These workshops meet you where you are.
The Family Blueprint™
Designing Your Parenting Approach Before Baby Arrives
Before your baby arrives, you have a rare window of clarity — a chance to decide how you want to show up as parents before exhaustion, advice, and overwhelm take over.
Designed for couples to
attend together, this workshop helps you align your values, boundaries, and relationship culture intentionally,
not reactively. You’ll leave with a clear,
grounded vision for the kind of family you’re building — and the confidence to move into
parenthood as a team.
The Parenting Reset™
When parenting doesn't feel the way you hoped it would
Many parents begin with
good intentions, reading widely and wanting to do things well — and still find themselves in moments that feel confusing, intense, or
far more difficult than expected.
The Parenting Reset is a one-day workshop that helps parents make sense of behaviour using
child development and
nervous system science. When behaviour starts to make sense in this way, the constant second-guessing often begins to ease.
The Long Game™
Parenting for Teenage Trust
You cannot control everything your child will encounter — but you can protect the relationship that determines whether they come to you when it matters.
This workshop helps you shift from short-term compliance to long-term influence, so connection deepens rather than fractures as your child grows. You’ll leave understanding how to build the kind of trust that lasts into the teenage years.
About Jennifer
Jennifer Farrell is a parent educator, former primary school teacher, and mother of three.
After more than ten years working with children and families, she became increasingly interested in the everyday dynamics between parents and children, and how those relationships shape family life.
Through her work as The Jentle Parent, she runs workshops that help parents make sense of children’s behaviour and think more clearly about the kind of relationships they want to build at home.
The ideas explored in the workshops are informed by research in child development, attachment, and nervous system science, alongside Jennifer’s experience working with children, parents, and families.
