Love Matters: Raising children who feel seen, safe & supported
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to measure good parenting by success, achievement, or how much we can provide. But the truth is simpler and deeper. What every child needs most isn’t just what’s in their backpack or school report... it’s what’s in our hearts.
Clinical psychologist Judith Ancer, will explore the topic of Love Matters, inviting parents, carers, and communities to rediscover what truly shapes thriving children, love, emotional presence, and relational safety.
Event Information
09:00 - Registration and breakfast
10:00 - Talk by Judith Ancer
12:00 - End
Henley’s famous family-friendly events are designed to help current students, alumni and prospective students find healthy ways to balance their work and studies. Come and experience the Henley vibe and connect with a world-class business school that values balance and family.
Our usual children's entertainment area will be available for your young ones. Please bring them along. Your partners and guests are also welcome.
About the speaker
Judith Ancer is a clinical psychologist in practice in Johannesburg. She is involved in the training and supervision of mental health professionals and, in 2021, published a book on mental health in the workplace. She is a founding member of the Health Workers Care Network, offering volunteer psychological support to healthcare workers since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. She is interested in helping clients, colleagues, and the wider community tolerate imperfection and uncertainty, understand that the world is nuanced and not binary, and enhance their ability to tolerate discomfort to learn more and grow.