NFRC has begun offering an online version of its Parent Education Program, Co-Parents and Parents Forever©. As recognized by the court, this program provides the same content originally presented at monthly in-person seminars, but with all the convenience associated with online access, adaptable to your schedule, 24×7.
Co-Parents and Parents Forever© provides strategies for parents to help their children adjust to separation, divorce, and other family transitions. These seminars are led by trained mental health professionals.
Co-Parents and Parents Forever© is a series of interactive online seminars. After completion of seminars, each participant will receive an individual Certificate of Completion which is recognized by the court.
Howard County Three-Part Online Seminar
The fee for this comprehensive online three-part seminar is $100.00. To register and pay, please visit NFRCparentseminars.org. At the center of the page, immediately below our conventional login prompts, click on the link “New Registrants Only”. The auto-registration will direct you from that point onwards. Please note that all credit cards are accepted. You do not need a PayPal account, but PayPal is an option for payment.
The first two seminars help parents understand the developmental needs of children, how grief impacts decision-making, and the importance of parents working together in the best interest of their children. The facilitators educate parents about the effects of a family transition on parents and children and provide parents with an opportunity to learn co-parenting communication skills. An attorney presents a brief overview of the legal process. Parents have an opportunity to hear directly from youth and parents, either through video or live presentations, who have experienced a family transition.
The third seminar expands on the concepts introduced in the first two seminars by helping parents prepare a written parent plan that focuses on addressing the needs of their children. Parents are encouraged to discuss and agree upon the most important parts of parenting time and parenting responsibilities. Writing a parent plan helps parents communicate with each other. The impact can be significant, affecting both the parents and their children in many positive and constructive ways. Parents can bring the parent plan to their mediator, attorney, co-parenting counselor, as well as the court.
Prince George’s County Two-Part Online Seminar
The fee for this comprehensive online two-part seminar is $70.00. To register and pay, please visit NFRCparentseminars.org. At the center of the page, immediately below our conventional login prompts, click on the link “New Registrants Only”. The auto-registration will direct you from that point onwards. Please note that all credit cards are accepted. You do not need a PayPal account, but PayPal is an option for payment.
The first two seminars help parents understand the developmental needs of children, how grief impacts decision-making, and the importance of parents working together in the best interest of their children. The facilitators educate parents about the effects of a family transition on parents and children and provide parents with an opportunity to learn co-parenting communication skills. An attorney presents a brief overview of the legal process. Parents have an opportunity to hear directly from youth and parents, either through video or live presentations, who have experienced a family transition.
Seminario para Padres de Familia (Condado de Prince George)
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HOW TO REGISTER:
- For seminars in English, visit NFRCparentseminars.org.
- At the center of the page, immediately below the conventional login prompts, click on the link “New Registrants Only”. The auto-registration will direct you from that point forward.