SETDAB Lecture Series: Child-to-Parent Abuse Awareness, delivered by PEGS (Parental Education Growth Support)

 

Taking place on, 21 September 2026, 11:30am until 1pm via teams (this is an hour and 15 minute online session with some additional time for questions and polls at the end).

The session covers:

  • What is Child-to-Parent Abuse (CPA)
  • The law regarding CPA
  • Prevalence of CPA and what we know
  • The impact of CPA
  • Information on PEGS and how they help parents and professionals
  • Next Steps
  • Q&A

What is PEGS?

Parental Education Growth Support was founded as a response to the lack of support services specifically designed to help parents, carers and guardians experiencing Child-to-Parent Abuse.

PEGS aims:

  • Supporting parents – these services are, and will always remain, free and open to any parental figure regardless of the age of their child (including adult).
  • Training professionals – including police services, social care teams, charities and other front-line services.
  • Influencing regional and national policy – PEGS founder Michelle John works with organisations to develop, implement and improve their CPA policies and frameworks.
  • Raising awareness – this is done via traditional, social and digital media as well as events and speeches.

PEGS | Child to Parent Abuse Support for Parents & Carers

To attend the session via Microsoft Teams please copy this link and add it to your calendar, so you can access it at the appropriate time:

https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/32745339586750?p=VzOjM0UnVAPh4lrMlv

Meeting ID: 327 453 395 867 50

Passcode: 8Tt399hJ