Parent Wellbeing Workshop - The Manosphere Explained
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Navigating Online Influence, Masculinity, Anger and IdentityRaising young people in today's digital world can be challenging, particularly as online influencers, social media and gaming communities increasingly shape the way boys understand identity, relationships and masculinity.
Join us for an insightful Parent Wellbeing Workshop facilitated by Mental Health Practitioner, Amy Smyth, whose experience as a former Police Officer and work within Men's Behaviour Change Programs has provided her with extensive expertise in this area. Amy will be joined by a panel of Holy Cross College male staff who will share their observations of the challenges facing young people today, as well as reflections from their own experiences.
This practical and informative session will explore how parents can support boys to navigate online influences while developing emotional intelligence, resilience and positive relationships.
Key takeaways include:
Understanding how adolescent development shapes emotional expression, risk-taking and identity formation in boys
Exploring the messages teenage boys are exposed to online through social media, gaming culture and influencers
Examining the impact of strong, values-driven male role models
Learning practical strategies to help boys recognise, express and regulate anger in constructive ways
Identifying signs of problem anger and radicalisation, and knowing when and how to seek additional support
Date
Monday 3 August 2026 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM (UTC+08)Location
Holy Cross College - St James Staff Room
18 Strathmore Parkway, Ellenbrook WA 6069
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Parent Wellbeing Workshop - The Manosphere Explained
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