NVR Ireland

Register now for the Family Therapy Association of Ireland (FTAI) organised training on Child to Parent Violent and the Non-Violent Resistance programme.

Registration Form for Training in Galway on the 25th and 26th of February 2016. Register now to secure your place.

Since the RCPV Project ended in January 2015 five more two day trainings in CPV and NVR have taken place in Ireland. The trainings were held in Dublin, Donegal, Kildare and Galway. Many more practitioners are now aware of CPV and can use NVR to assist their clients.

A talk organised by the Cork Family Support Network and the Cork City Partnership was held in Cork City Hall on the 22nd of October. This seminar was for practitioners that wanted to learn more about Child to Parent Violence and the Non-Violent Resistance programme. An article about the seminar in the Irish Examiner can be seen here: Irish Examiner Oct 2015

The end of project reports and research findings are now available on the www.rcpv.eu/resources website. A selection can also be found on this website.

More information on the International Training Programme in Non Violent Resistance and New Authority in Israel from the 6th-12th October 2015 can be found on Haim Omer’s website here. There will be training in the Basic and Advanced Module.

Thanks to the colleagues, practitioners and families who were involved with and supported the Daphne EU co-funded Responding to Child to Parent Violence Project 2013-15 which is now complete. The practitioners handbooks/ toolkits, the research questionnaires and the reports produced as part of the project will soon be available to download at www.rcpv.eu and this website. Thanks again!

The RCPV Child to Parent Violence: European Perspectives Conference is on the 28th and 29th January 2015 in Brighton England. More information can be found on the Brighton RCPV Conference page of this website or go to the project website www.rcpv.eu for more information.

The deadline for submitting an abstract for the Child to Parent Violence: European Perspectives Conference on 28th and 29th January 2015 in Brighton England is 27 October 2014. Download the flyers for the conference and abstract call on the Brighton RCPV Conference page of this website or go to the project website www.rcpv.eu for more information and to register.

Unfortunately the visit to London by Haim Omer in October 2014 has been postponed. Follow www.partnershipprojectsuk.com for more information.

Haim Omer: Renowned International Speaker on Non Violent Resistance (NVR) comes to London in October

A unique opportunity to learn from Haim Omer, the renowned international speaker and leading proponent of Non Violent Resistance (NVR) as a therapeutic approach
Haim Omer is professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Tel Aviv. Author of many books including: The New Authority: family, school, community; Non Violent Resistance. A new approach to violent and self-destructive children; and together with Nahi Alon, The Psychology of Demonization, as well as together with Eli Lebowitz co-author of Treating Childhood and Adolescent Anxiety.
NVR: Anchoring function of attachment and New Authority

9 October 2014
Venue: ACAMH, London
Cost: £145 + VAT

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Masterclass with Haim Omer
10th October 2014
Venue: ACAMH, London
Cost: £145 + VAT

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Cost: £220 + VAT

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Developed by Haim Omer and his team, Non Violent Resistance (NVR) is a new, innovative approach to dealing with aggressive, harmful and self-destructive behaviour. Deriving its methods from the principles of raising parental presence, de-escalation and reconciliation, NVR promotes constructive resistance to harmful behaviour, while seeking to support adults in reconnecting with their child and developing a non-punitive yet strong parental position.