Less Yelling, More Talking!

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Calendar: Workshops

Date: 04.28.2020 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Event registration ended at 04.28.2020 .

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Less Yelling, More Talking!

Parents, are you tired of nagging your teen to follow through with chores, homework, and other responsibilities? Learn strategies for

teaching your child to follow through with expectations
managing disrespect and backtalk
and--most important--building a positive relationship with your teen!

Come join the conversation! Learn, laugh, and leave with great tools for your parenting toolbelt!

A 1.5 hour Certificate of Participation will be issued at the end of each class. This can be used by teachers, foster parents, and anyone else who needs certification hours.

Booking information

per person: $ 20.00

per couple: $ 25.00

Capacity: 20

Once you've registered, I'll send you a confirmation email, the Zoom link, and handouts.

Please contact me with questions!

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