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Emotional Toolkit Workshop - Ages 5-7

This workshop will help children and youth to establish tools to help with self-regulation.  

  • 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
  • South Side Community Centre

Helping kids navigate big feelings can be challenging—but they don’t have to do it alone! The PMFRC Mental Health Team invites children ages 5-7 and 8-12 from Military families to a fun, interactive workshop designed to help them build self-regulation skills with their own emotional toolkit to take home. 

What to Expect 

  • Two Age Group options – Sessions tailored for ages 5-7 (with a parent/guardian) and ages 8-12. 

  • Group-based learning in a welcoming, supportive environment. 

  • Sessions led by a qualified mental health professional. 

  • Hands-On Learning – Engaging activities using colors, worksheets, and interactive tools for kids to explore emotions in a positive way. 

  • Take-Home Toolkit – A bag of personalized resources to help manage emotions at home. 

  Benefits for Children 

  • Build confidence and emotional awareness. 

  • Learn how to express and regulate emotions. 

  • Engage in age-appropriate, fun learning activities. 

Benefits for Parents 

  • Recognize emotional cues and learn how to support your child. 

  • Gain tools and strategies to reinforce coping skills at home. 

  • Connect with other parents for shared experiences and support (5-7 age group). 

 This free, in-person workshop is open to Military families and will be held at the South Side Community Centre (1578 Wolfe Ave). All materials are provided by PMFRC. If a group setting is challenging for your child, ask us about individual session options. 

Session Dates

  • April 15 / 4:30 - 5:30 PM for ages 5-7 with a parent/guardian
  • April 16 / 4:30 -6:00 PM for ages 8-12

How to register: 

1. Fill out the form below. 

2. Our Military Family Navigator will follow up with consent forms to complete your registration. Please note that 12-year-olds will need to sign the consent form in addition to a parent or guardian.  

For any questions, or more information, contact [email protected].