Hosted by the Center for Autism and Related Disorder, CARD, the series of parenting seminars will enhance parents’ and caregivers’ knowledge of how to address their children’s challenging behaviors. Most presentations are held on the first Monday of the month.
The Child Care Resource Center has a new learning opportunity - a 10-session parenting skills series. The sessions teach effective parenting skills to improve parents' relationships with their children (birth to 6 years of age) and to grow as a family. In this in-depth and interactive 10-week series, the sessions will explore topics from stress management and child development to active listening and setting limits. Interested participants may join for one, two or all 10 sessions. There is no set starting date.
This workshop helps parents with children age 5 and under learn how to understand your partner better and be a better role model for your children.
Joey Travolta's Inclusion Films upcoming 20-week filmmaking workshop will run Monday to Friday from February 4 to June 21, 2013. The program will take participants through the process of making a short film, from pre- to post-production, using a working hollywood film production as the lesson plan. Students will work along actual production crew and gain hands-on experience leading to possible employment in the film industry.
Discover new ways to bring out the best in your child. Pathways' free parenting program can help you encourage more positive behavior in your child, manage problem behaviors, become a more confident parent, and be more realistic about parenting.
Project Fatherhood of Children’s Institute, Inc. was developed to give, urban, culturally diverse fathers an opportunity to connect with their children and play a more meaningful role in their lives.
The SEEDS Program (Strategies for Enhancing Early Development Success) is a 20-week program that is free for eligible families, involves both the parent and the child, and includes a parent education and advocacy group, a parenting skills group and a parent-child music and play group.