CAREGIVER/PARENT EDUCATION
All programs listed are offered at no cost and are evidence-informed. When available, on-site child care is offered.
For more information, please call 778-6960 or email fcctf@fcctf.org.
All programs listed are offered at no cost and are evidence-informed. When available, on-site child care is offered.
For more information, please call 778-6960 or email fcctf@fcctf.org.
The Positive Parenting Program, also known as Triple P, is a program that gives parents practical tools and strategies to raise happy, confident children and build strong family relationships. It helps parents manage misbehavior, set rules, and create a safe and positive environment based on five core principles: a safe environment, positive learning, assertive discipline, realistic expectations, and parental self-care
Great for all caregivers and educators. 123 magic is all about decreasing negative behaviors through a simple counting method, You will walk away from this class with concrete strategies to help you manage help you manage difficult behaviors in children ages 18 months-12 years.
Building on the foundation learned in 123 Magic, these sessions will focus on ways of increasing and encouraging positive behavior, independence and self-esteem in children ages 18 months-12 years.
Active Parenting: First Five Years is a parenting program designed for parents of children from birth to age five. It provides skills and information through sessions, videos, and discussions to help caregivers nurture their child through a balance of freedom and nonviolent discipline. Key topics include understanding child development, building a strong bond, preventing tantrums, and preparing children for school.
Active Parenting 4th Edition is a video-based parenting education program for parents of children ages 5 to 12, designed to teach skills for raising responsible children. The program uses a six-session format to cover topics like communication, non-violent discipline, and building self-esteem. It aims to help parents manage challenges and prevent risky behaviors by teaching skills based on mutual respect, communication, and encouragement.
Cooperative Parenting is a program designed to help separated or divorced parents shield their children from conflict by teaching strategies for working together as co-parents. This program focuses on decreasing the negative impacts that conflict has on children. It provides tools for communication, conflict resolution, and shared decision-making to create a stable, child-focused environment. The goal is to transition from being former spouses to parents that are focused on their child’s well-being.
Nurturing Parenting through Recovery is a program designed to help parents in substance abuse recovery to rebuild parenting skills and strengthen their relationship with their children. It addresses the specific impacts of substance use on the family, focusing on improving parents’ self-awareness, empathy, and ability to provide a nurturing environment through a series of sessions that combine interactive exercises and education.
Nurturing Parenting provides families with education and support to strengthen relationships, promote empathy, and encourages positive nurturing strategies to use with children 0-18.
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