Family Support

Parenting for Change – Breaking Cycles

Supporting healthier relationships. Building safer family futures. 

Family relationships can be complicated,and the impact of conflict and harmful behaviours can extend well beyond the adults involved, particularly affecting children.

Breaking Cycles

Our Parenting for Change – Breaking Cycles programme supports mothers and fathers to reflect on their experiences, understand the impact of their behaviour and develop healthier approaches toparenting and family relationships.

We provide a respectful, non-judgemental environment that encourages personal responsibility, strengthens parenting skills and places the safety and wellbeing of children at the heart of our work.

About the Programme

Parenting for Change – Breaking Cycles is an eight-session programme delivered virtually across Hertfordshire.

Participants work with the same facilitator throughout, providing continuity and the opportunity to build trust and engageopenly.

The Programme Explores:

- Understanding family conflict and patterns of behaviour
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- Recognising the impact of conflict and harmful behaviours on children
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- Managing emotions and responding todifficult situations
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- Developing healthier communication and parenting skills
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- Building respectful rel Parenting forChange – Breaking Cycles is an eight-session programme delivered virtually across Hertfordshire
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- Participants work with the same facilitator throughout, providing continuity and the opportunity to build trust and engage openly.
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- Relationships and appropriate boundaries
Developing strategies to maintain progress beyond the programme

Developing strategies to maintain progress beyond the programme Our aim is to reduce harm, strengthen parenting relationships and help break cycles that can negatively affectchildren and families.

Who Is It For?

The programme is available to mothers and fathers whose children have been, or may be, affected by challenging family circumstances.

This may include family conflict, domestic abuse, controlling behaviours or difficulties within relationships.

Parents do not need to be currently living with or having contact with their children to be considered for the programme.

We recognise that every family's circumstances are different, and referrals are considered individually, taking account of suitability, engagement and safeguarding needs.

Eligibility for Referrals

If you feel the programme could be suitablefor you or someone you're supporting, please complete our referral form.

Our team will review the information provided, consider suitability and any safeguarding needs, and contact you about the next steps.

To request a referral form, please complete the short request form below. Our team will email you the relevant referral form to complete and return.

Alternatively, you can request a referral form by emailing office@hacro.org.

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Connect to Work is funded by the UKGovernment through the Department for Work and Pensions and coordinated locally by Step2Skills, Hertfordshire County Council.