Active Parenting of Teens

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Date: July 29-September 9, 2019

Time: 5:30pm-8pm

Location: Melrose Library

 

Raising teenagers in today's world can be one of the most challenging, yet rewarding experiences faced by parents. Research has shown that parents of teenagers can have a strong, positive influence in preventing their children from destructive behaviors and in assisting them in developing into healthy adults.

 

Active Parenting of TEENS is a 6 session workshop that allows parents to come together and enhance the skills needed to help teens successfully transition into well-adjusted adulthood.

 

The major topics of discussion in these workshop sessions include:

• Solving problems through effective communication

• Insight into today's teen issues and culture

• Talking, listening & communicating WITH your teen

• Building character: cooperation, courage, mutual respect, decision making and self-esteem

• Direction with discipline 

 

Light snacks & drinks provided. No childcare provided.

Minimum class size is 7 people. If fewer than 7 people have registered within a week of start date, you will be contacted to reschedule for class at a later date.

 

To register for this workshop series or for more information contact:

Janis Carpenter at (540) 982-1427 Ext. 170 or jcarpenter@brbh.org

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