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Learning difficulties can significantly impact a child’s self-esteem, shaping their self-image and overall emotional wellbeing. Children with learning difficulties often struggle to keep up with their peers in traditional educational settings. This struggle can lead to feelings of inadequacy, frustration, and a sense of failure, particularly when comparing themselves to classmates who seem to grasp concepts more easily.

Every community and society has gems that it has to protect. Whether they be social, cultural or geographic, there are aspects of life for which future generations will chastise us if we let them falter or disintegrate in any way.

According to Claire Power, artistic director with Trading Faces, young performers have suffered greatly in the last 18 months. They need to breathe and create again. Their personal development and self esteem have been severely compromised. Taking part in acting, singing, and dancing workshops will boost confidence, in a fun environment.

Speech and drama classes are rooted in encouraging students to develop a love of literature, poetry, and drama, and improving their standard of communication through the spoken word. The Garvey School of Speech and Drama works at developing students' self-confidence and a broad range of essential life skills that will support them in the future.

If you would like to improve your confidence, communication and assertiveness skills in a safe supportive environment then you might be interested in attending a six week course in the Family Centre, Chapel Street, Castlebar which takes place for two hours on Thursday mornings, 11am to 1pm starting February 7.

Strengthen your confidence and self-esteem with this free five-day course facilitated by Anne Conlon of Conlon Training. It will start on Monday July 2 in Ballina and take place on Monday and Tuesday for two weeks, and Monday of the third week.

Starting your own business is definitely a leap of faith and takes a great deal of passion, determination and persistence to make it succeed. Proper preparation can mean the difference between success and failure.

Many children are very confident these days. Encouraging your children to be confident is important but sometimes children can easily move from confidence into trying to exert control over parents. A six week course on Parent Assertiveness is being held by the Family Centre at Chapel Street, Castlebar starting on Thursday February 22 at 8pm.

There are few of us who wouldn’t change some aspect of our personal or professional selves. Perhaps we would like to be more confident, better organised, sharper communicators, or less stressed. Wouldn’t it be nice to be more comfortable in ourselves? Good self-esteem and self-confidence are fundamental to living a healthy successful lifestyle.

Le Chéile Family Resource Centre in conjunction with HSE Health Promotion unit is running a six-week parenting course commencing on Tuesday February 17 from 10.30am to 12.30pm in the Welcome Inn Hotel, Castlebar.