Passage | Parent Support Group for the English-speaking Community in Luxembourg

Welcome to Passage

Passage is a parent support group and social network for parents and professionals related to the field of health, education and children’s social development in Luxembourg.

We aim to provide a forum in Luxembourg for a vibrant community of parents and practitioners to exchange information and discuss the challenges of modern-day parenting.

See our NEW PassageParents twitter for the latest news and updates!

Rites of Passage

At the heart of our website is our ‘Rites of Passage’ section that takes parents on a developmental journey from conception to children leaving home. We have created a roadmap for parents to help guide them through the physical, mental, emotional and social changes their children will go through on the passage to adulthood.

Watch Steven Frank at the “Keeping History Alive” Seminar

On Wednesday 22nd April, Passage hosted a unique evening seminar entitled “Keeping History Alive” with a special guest speaker. Steven Frank, a Dutch Jew and one of only 93 children who survived the atrocities at Thereienstadt, told the fascinating story about his grim and harrowing experiences in the Czech concentration camp during the Second World War.
In the meantime, here is a video of Steven’s talk and a brief account of the evening’s events for your reference.

RECENT POSTS: Passage Blog & Latest Community News

NEW Making Sense of our Children’s Reality during the Pandemic: How Telling their Story can Make your Child More Resilient

Imagine for a moment that you are sitting in a room with your colleagues and you openly have to perform a COVID test in front of everybody daily. A test you may ‘fail’ for no reason, except you happen to test positive, there is nothing that you have done wrong

NEW Passage Connect Evening: Grief, Loss and Covid

We are very excited to announce our next Passage Event on Thursday 10th February at 7:30pm: A discussion led by Libby Kramer and Lynn Frank on coping with grief and loss. This is a hybrid event, you can be a part of the conversation in person* or connect remotely. We

Mental Health Crisis Amongst Young People in Luxembourg – What Can We Do as Parents ?

Back in October I took part in an interview for the RTL radio programme “Conversations with Lisa Burke”. At this time, she asked me to talk about what we could do in our families to boost our happiness levels through the winter months. In response to this we came up

SPOTLIGHT ON: Guiding a Committed Learning at Home

We live in a changing world where the entire education system is constantly challenged by new forms of knowledge. Parents have to adapt to these new forms and it is therefore important that they “partner” with teachers to guide their children in the best possible way. One of the first