Parent Workshops

Service Description

Engaging parents through education and interventions is vital for helping them adopt new behavioral patterns via social modeling. By fostering strong social-emotional skills, parents can enhance and strengthen their relationships with their children. Restorative Parenting is a philosophy that prioritizes repairing harm over punitive measures and emphasizes personal accountability for mistakes. It encourages parents to address wrongdoings by making amends with those they have affected, whether intentionally or unintentionally. This workshop integrates Social Learning and Restorative Parenting to help parents understand the value of accountability and responsibility in making child-centered decisions regarding family time. It offers strategies for intervention, prevention, and improvement of parental outcomes. Additionally, the workshop adopts a family-centered approach, providing valuable services and opportunities that benefit both parents and children. Parents will be empowered to utilize research-based, gentle parenting techniques aimed at raising responsible, independent, and respectful children. They will also learn tools to disengage from power struggles and engage in meaningful, effective conversations with their children and other crucial family members, all through the lens of emotional intelligence. Parenting Without a Manual Adverse Childhood Experience Emotional Intelligence in Action Social Learning Theory Grit and Resilience