Understand the Project
Explore the project’s objectives, educational approach and the challenges it addresses within contemporary school communities.
About the projectTOXIC PARENTING equips teachers and other school professionals with practical knowledge, reflective tools and educational resources to recognise and respond to parenting patterns that may affect students’ autonomy, wellbeing, participation and development.
Knowledge into practice
The project helps educators understand how parenting behaviours can influence students at school and offers structured, developmentally informed ways to respond without blaming families or placing students in the middle.
Explore the project’s objectives, educational approach and the challenges it addresses within contemporary school communities.
About the project →Use practical learning modules, scenarios, reflection activities and tools designed for teachers and other school professionals.
Explore the modules →Learn about the organisations contributing expertise, experience and educational practice to the development of the project.
Meet the partners →Designed for educators
Identify repeated control, rescue, pressure and over-involvement without relying on labels or assumptions.
Consider how these patterns may influence autonomy, confidence, participation and emotional wellbeing.
Apply reflective questions, practical strategies and school-appropriate approaches to real situations.
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Access flexible learning materials created to support reflection, professional development and more informed responses to students’ needs.
