Many children face uncertainties, challenges, and new situations in their everyday lives. To grow up healthy and to master difficulties successfully, they need essential life skills: the ability to understand and manage emotions, to build relationships, to make decisions, and to trust in themselves. Educators can actively foster these skills and provide children with tools that help them become self-confident and resilient.

This seminar offers practical strategies and reflective impulses to support children’s social and psychological development. Based on current research and professional practice, we explore how life skills can be integrated into everyday educational practice and how they strengthen children‘s confidence and well-being.

Seminar goals: To provide educators with impulses and practical ideas that help children develop life skills and grow “strong and healthy” through life.