Workshop: How to Create Boundaries That Provide Security and Reduce Daily Conflicts at Home

(Early and middle childhood: ages 1–9)

5 June 2026 | 17:30–19:00

Facilitator: Shira Wollner

Where: International Institute, room 104

Setting boundaries is one of the most challenging parts of parenting. How can we stay clear and consistent without falling into constant power struggles, guilt, or frustration?

In this practical and supportive workshop, parents will learn how to create boundaries that bring more calm, structure, and confidence into the home. We will explore the difference between rules and personal boundaries, and how both can work together to support a child’s development while strengthening the parent-child relationship.

Participants will gain simple and effective tools to know when to lead, when to be flexible, and when to allow independence, so they can respond with intention rather than reacting impulsively in the moment.

Through reflection, shared learning, and practical examples, parents will take away strategies to reduce tension, communicate more clearly, and create a safe, respectful, and balanced family environment.

Parents will leave the workshop feeling more confident, clearer, and calmer about the way they approach their parenting role.