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CAREGIVER/PARENT EDUCATION
All programs listed are offered at no cost and are evidence-informed. When available, on-site child care is offered.
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1,2,3 Magic
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More 1,2,3 Magic:
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Build skills to encourage positive behavior, independence and self-esteem in children ages 18 months-12 years.
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Active Parenting First Five Years:
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Active Parenting is for parents of children ages 5 to 12. It will help you learn ways to raise responsible children who are able to resist negative peer pressure. Over the course of the program you’ll learn non-violent discipline techniques plus effective communication and encouragement skills to build a solid foundation for the upcoming teen years.
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Active Parenting: 4th Edition
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Active Parenting 4th Edition is a comprehensive parenting program helping parents of kids ages 5 to 12 raise responsible, cooperative children who are able to resist negative peer pressure and thrive.
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Active Parenting for Step Families:
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Couples learn to work together to raise children in the challenging step family environment using powerful communication and negotiation skills to strengthen new family relationships.
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Active Parenting for Christian Families:
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Christian Active Parenting combines the best in proven parenting skills with the wisdom of the Christian faith to help you achieve a fuller, more satisfying family life as you raise children of joy, character, and a living faith.
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Surviving Your Adolescents:
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Learn how to manage and let go of your 12-18 year olds.
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Cooperative Parenting and Divorce:
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This class helps divorcing parents learn to shield their children from conflict while establishing a positive co-parenting relationship.
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Alcohol, Anger & Abuse:
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This innovative community-based training program for parents explores the understanding and prevention of the relationship between alcohol and other drug use and child abuse and neglect.
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Families in Substance Abuse Treatment and Recovery:
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These group-based workshops are ideal for partners of parenting adults in treatment and recovery, extended family who may be parenting children of substance abusing adults, and adults in treatment and/or recovery who are in parenting relationships with children.
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Nurturing Parenting:
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Learn about nurturing routines, recognizing and understanding feelings, alternatives to spanking, child development, infant and child massage, and ways to build self-esteem and self-concept in children.
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Nurturing Parenting for Prenatal Families
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The prenatal program addresses the current issues faced by parents expecting a child including the use of prescription drugs, substance use during pregnancy, the relationships between healthy pregnancy and proper nutrition, the effects of stress on the baby, ways to keep a healthy sexual relationship, and issues of body image, weight gain, dieting, and brain development during pregnancy.
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The Nurturing Fathers Program:
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A course for men designed to teach parenting and nurturing skills that foster and support healthy family relationships and child development.
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