When parents face court-ordered assessments or involvement with children’s services, it can create huge emotional strain — yet continuing to parent well through this stress is essential for a child’s well-being and to improve outcomes in court. Practical Tips for Parents: Stay organised: Keep a folder for all letters, reports and court papers. Be honest …
When parents face court-ordered assessments or involvement with children’s services, it can create huge emotional strain — yet continuing to parent well through this stress is essential for a child’s well-being and to improve outcomes in court.
Practical Tips for Parents:
- Stay organised: Keep a folder for all letters, reports and court papers.
- Be honest with your child: Use simple, age-appropriate language to explain what’s happening.
- Accept support: From friends, relatives or services like Prevalent Care.
- Prioritise your mental health: Sleep, nutrition and exercise matter — even short walks or quiet time help.
- Understand your legal rights: Access free legal advice and advocacy.
- Keep calm in meetings: Write down your points beforehand and don’t be afraid to ask for breaks.
Prevalent Care runs tailored Parenting Support Workshops and offers one-to-one coaching for parents navigating child protection plans and court-ordered arrangements.
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