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Joseph Van Zoomeren Facebook ad: “The Breakthrough Parent Conference - Attend In-Person…”

Joseph Van Zoomeren Facebook ad: The Breakthrough Parent Conference - Attend In-Person…

Ran for 92 days, from February 19 to May 22, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.

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One Day. Practical Tools. A Different Way Forward. A skills-focused parenting conference sharing evidence-informed approaches to support youth wellbeing and family connection. Backed by research. Built for families. Designed to support calmer, more connected moments at home. Parenting today can feel overwhelming. Many families are navigating big emotions, rising stress, and challenges that didn’t exist a generation ago. Knowing what to try next isn’t always clear, and information alone isn’t enough. The Breakthrough Parenting Conference brings together expert professionals to share practical strategies parents can use straight away. Why this matters in Aotearoa Across New Zealand, families face growing pressures around youth wellbeing, emotional regulation, and mental health. These trends affect real families, real relationships, and everyday life at home. This event does not offer quick fixes or guarantees. Instead, it provides grounded education, practical tools, and fresh perspectives to help parents navigate complex challenges with confidence. What you’ll gain from the day Practical strategies to support calmer communication and reduce everyday conflict Clearer understanding of how stress affects children and adolescents Tools to support emotional regulation and connection during challenging moments Evidence-informed approaches you can adapt to your own family context Meet the Expert Speakers Julia Rucklidge, Professor of Psychology — exploring the role of nutrition in teen mental health and wellbeing, and how dietary interventions can support cognitive, emotional, and behavioural development during adolescence. Rebecca Slykerman, Senior Lecturer & Clinical Psychologist/Neuropsychologist (Psychological Medicine) — on how illness, injury, or trauma affect children’s brain development and wellbeing, and how families and professionals can support recovery and resilience using a strengths-based approach. Antonia Lyons, Professor of Social Psychology — on young people’s social media use, addictive platform design, and marketing by alcohol, vape, gambling, and tobacco industries, and what this means for youth health and wellbeing. Annette Beautrais, Adjunct Professor and Suicide Prevention Specialist (Psychological Medicine) — on evidence-based suicide prevention, translating research into practical strategies, and supporting communities, workplaces, and systems to reduce suicide risk. Each speaker has been selected for their ability to translate research into practical, accessible insights for parents. What people say about similar workshops “I only wish these kinds of resources and speakers had been available when my children were younger; they would have made such a difference to our family.” “With everything children are exposed to today, the focus on emotional wellbeing and resilience in this conference feels especially relevant for parents.” “As a father of grown children, seeing the focus of this conference highlights just how valuable this kind of guidance is for parents today.” 🌱 Every ticket helps support access to therapy services for Kiwi families experiencing hardship 🎟 Tickets from $19 👉 Save your seat and take the next step toward calmer, more connected moments at home Because supporting your family isn’t about doing everything perfectly, it’s about having better tools when things get hard. https://breakthrough1.framer.website/

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The Breakthrough Parent Conference - Attend In-Person, Stream Live Online, or On-Demand Replay

One Day. Practical Tools. A Different Way Forward. A skills-focused parenting conference sharing evidence-informed approaches to support youth wellbeing and family connection. Backed by research. Built for families. Designed to support calmer, more connected moments at home. Parenting today can feel overwhelming. Many families are navigating big emotions, rising stress, and challenges that didn’t exist a generation ago. Knowing what to try next isn’t always clear — and information alone isn’t enough. The Breakthrough Parenting Conference brings together expert professionals to share practical strategies parents can use straight away. Why this matters in Aotearoa Across New Zealand, families face growing pressures around youth wellbeing, emotional regulation, and mental health. These trends affect real families, real relationships, and everyday life at home. This event does not offer quick fixes or guarantees. Instead, it provides grounded education, practical tools, and fresh perspectives to help parents navigate complex challenges with confidence. What you’ll gain from the day Practical strategies to support calmer communication and reduce everyday conflict Clearer understanding of how stress affects children and adolescents Tools to support emotional regulation and connection during challenging moments Evidence-informed approaches you can adapt to your own family context Meet the Expert Speakers Julia Rucklidge, Professor of Psychology — exploring the role of nutrition in teen mental health and wellbeing, and how dietary interventions can support cognitive, emotional, and behavioral development during adolescence Rebecca Slykerman, Senior Lecturer & Clinical Psychologist/Neuropsychologist (Psychological Medicine) — on how illness, injury, or trauma affect children’s brain development and wellbeing, and how families and professionals can support recovery and resilience using a strengths-based approach Antonia Lyons, Professor of Social Psychology — on young people’s social media use, addictive platform design, and marketing by alcohol, vape, gambling, and tobacco industries, and what this means for youth health and wellbeing Annette Beautrais, Adjunct Professor and Suicide Prevention Specialist (Psychological Medicine) — on evidence-based suicide prevention, translating research into practical strategies, and supporting communities, workplaces, and systems to reduce suicide risk Each speaker has been selected for their ability to translate research into practical, accessible insights for parents. What people say about similar workshops “I only wish these kinds of resources and speakers had been available when my children were younger; they would have made such a difference to our family.” “With everything children are exposed to today, the focus on emotional wellbeing and resilience in this conference feels especially relevant for parents.” “As a father of grown children, seeing the focus of this conference highlights just how valuable this kind of guidance is for parents today.” Every ticket helps support access to therapy services for Kiwi families experiencing hardship. Tickets from $19 Save your seat and take the next step toward calmer, more connected moments at home Because supporting your family isn’t about doing everything perfectly, it’s about having better tools when things get hard.

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