
The Social Factor is launching a workshop series on how to help children develop in a holistic manner.
Join us at Boutique Fairs Singapore from 25 to 27 Nov.
All workshop attendees will get free admission to the event!
Helping Children Grow Holistically through Sensory Play
Play helps children develop the important gross and fine motor skills that will benefit them in their regular psychosocial development. This workshop will help parents learn the important concepts of sensory play and how to use sensory resources to help kids develop the key cognitive skills of thinking and logic.
Growing an Emotionally Resilient Child by Adopting a Strengths-based Approach
We live in a brave new world with numerous challenges that our children will need to overcome. This workshop will utilise the Strengths Cards developed by St Luke’s Innovative Resources in Australia to help parents learn how to build an emotionally-resilient child by adopting the strengths-based approach.
The trainers, Mark & Sue Lim, are counsellors with more than 20 years of experience in the education and youth sector. They conduct workshops in schools across Singapore in the areas of mental and emotional wellbeng and in special needs.
Register:
https://bit.ly/sensational_play_workshops
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It’s a new year! And The Social Factor is organising a series of workshops to help you in your parenting journey!
Workshops are priced at $25 per session or $60 for three sessions.
Workshop Schedule:
Helping Our Kids to Learn Effectively (Thu 27 Jan 8-9.30pm)
A new school year brings new challenges to our kids; especially as they are faced with new subjects and new content to learn. This workshop adopts a strengths-based approach towards learning, building on your child’s strengths to help him or her learn more effectively.
Helping Our Kids Make Sense of Relationships & Sexuality (Fri 28 Jan 8-9.30pm)
Growing up is hard – and sometimes doubly difficult for parents and caregivers. How can parents help their children as they hit puberty and balance between providing them a space to explore and keeping them safe? This workshop addresses the psychosocial development of teens and issues commonly associated with puberty.
Helping Our Kids Manage Excessive Gaming (Sat 29 Jan 10-11.30am)
Gaming can be a form of relaxation for many kids. But how much is too much? This workshop provides an insight on the latest games played by kids and adopts a sensory approach towards excessive gaming. It will explore why kids go on overdrive and lose control, and will discuss the stages of gaming addiction as well as how to help your kids manage their gaming.
About the Trainer:
Mark Lim is a professional trainer and counsellor with more than 20 years of experience in the education and youth sector. He was a lecturer in the local polytechnic and a teacher in a leading secondary school. Mark has a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling and a Certificate of Professional Practice in Special Needs. He is currently involved in family life work as a marriage mentor and counsellor, and he conducts parenting and mentoring programmes for various educational organisations as well as counselling for persons with special needs.
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/journeysinparenting
Do contact us for more information: mark@thesocialquotient.biz

Hope for the Weary Workshop Series
In light of the recent happenings in Singapore, The Social Factor is organising a series of mental wellness workshops to help us make sense of what’s going on. The workshop topics and content were crafted following a survey which assessed the needs of the community in the wake of the events.
All workshops are free and you are welcome to sign up for as many workshops as you wish.
Workshop Schedule:
How to Manage Stress & Deal with Depression (Fri 30 July 8-9.30pm)
How to Care for the Self (Fri 6 Aug 8-9.30pm)
How to Reduce Conflicts with your Child (Fri 13 Aug 8-9.30pm)
How to Build a Stronger Marriage (Fri 20 Aug 8-9.30pm) – Jointly organised with Homeschool Singapore.
About the Trainer:
Mark Lim is a professional trainer and counsellor with more than 20 years of experience in the education and youth sector. He was a lecturer in the local polytechnic and a teacher in a leading secondary school. Mark has a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling and a Certificate of Professional Practice in Special Needs. He is currently involved in family life work as a marriage mentor and counsellor, and he conducts parenting and mentoring programmes for various educational organisations as well as counselling for persons with special needs.
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/hope_workshops
While all workshops are free, do consider supporting the work that we do. You may contact us for more information: mark@thesocialquotient.biz