A year of parent-child unit in Graz: A new chapter for families

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Find out how the first Styrian parent-child unit at LKH Graz II promotes innovative learning approaches in the first year and why parents have to learn as much as their children.

A year of parent-child unit in Graz: A new chapter for families

A groundbreaking institution was launched a year ago at LKH Graz II, location south: the first parent-child unit in Styria. This innovative facility follows an integrative approach that not only includes the children, but also the parents in the learning and healing process. This initiative is of great importance because it shows that learning and personal development are not only limited to younger generations.

In this unit, the parents have the opportunity to participate in various therapies and educational programs together with their children. The aim is to strengthen the bond between parents and children and at the same time to promote children's learning success. Those responsible for the facility emphasize that it is crucial for parents to be actively involved in the learning process, as this is an advantage for both the children and the entire family.

A year full of progress

A lot has happened in the parent-child unit last year. The first feedback from families is mostly positive. Parents report on improving communication within the family and a more intensive bond with their children. The joint participation in therapies and activities creates a supporting network that helps the families to manage challenges together.

The importance of this development cannot be assessed highly enough. Today, in which many parents have difficulty finding the balance between work and family, this unit offers an important resource. Therefore, the concept is not only forward -looking, but also urgently necessary in our fast -moving society.

The success of the first Styrian parent-child unit could serve as a model for further projects in other regions. The idea of ​​involving the parents as an active participant in the learning process of their children could lead to better educational results and emotional bonds in the long term. In addition, for health and well -being of the entire family, it is important that the parents learn as much as their children.

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