Informational journey aimed at adults who work closely with children (parents, teachers, educators, and other reference figures)

The phenomenon of youth violence, often linked to difficulties in managing emotions such as anger and aggression, can be traced back to complex dynamics involving both the young people themselves and the adults who care for them. The growing concern arising from the increase in cases of violence among young people observed within institutions, but also in various educational and social contexts, necessitates addressing these issues through targeted interventions. 

The municipality of Feltre has chosen to initiate an informative pathway aimed at adults who work closely with children (parents, teachers, educators, and other reference figures), to provide them with adequate tools and knowledge to recognize and effectively manage signs of emotional and behavioral distress in young people.

The training aims to intervene promptly to reduce the risks of escalation towards violent behavior and contain the phenomenon by promoting a safer and more serene atmosphere, both in schools and in family and social contexts.

These are the planned training meetings. Clicking on the title leads to further details.

Friday, December 13, 2024 – 8:30 PM
Lecture Hall Campus “Tina Merlin” – via Borgo Ruga 40
ANGRY CHILDREN

Meeting with Silvia Iaccarino, psychomotrician, trainer, and counselor

Monday, February 3, 2025 – 8:30 PM
Lecture Hall Campus “Tina Merlin” – via Borgo Ruga 40
FIGHTS AMONG CHILDREN: A GYM FOR GROWTH

Meeting with Silvia Iaccarino, psychomotrician, trainer, and counselor

Friday, March 14, 2025 – 8:30 PM
Lecture Hall Campus “Tina Merlin” – via Borgo Ruga 40
VIOLENT YOUTH. A COMPLEX PHENOMENON

Meeting with Giuseppe Pino Maiolo, psychologist and psychotherapist, Jungian psychoanalyst

Support course for parenthood organized by the Department of Culture and Training of the Municipality of Feltre

Organization by the Office of Culture, Youth Policies, Education and Child Services

Events are free with free admission until all available seats are filled.