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Curriculum Focus: Sessions emphasize safe supervision practices, understanding developmental needs, improving emotional responsiveness, strengthening protective decision-making, and identifying patterns that contribute to neglectful behavior.
Program Requirements: Participants may attend multiple sessions based on their court order, CPS case plan, or attorney recommendation. Clients are responsible for verifying the total number of sessions required.
Format Options: Classes are offered live on Zoom or in-person ( Zoom links or in-person locations can be found in your intake email once you complete intake).The same curriculum is used in both formats to meet standard court and child welfare requirements.
Attendance Policy: Clients must arrive on time and participate for the full session to receive credit. A certificate will be issued once all required sessions have been completed.
Who Should Attend: This program is appropriate for individuals with court-ordered parenting requirements, CPS/DFCS, probation referrals, family law cases, and self-referred parents seeking support.
• Understand what child neglect is and how it affects children.
• Learn how to meet children’s basic physical and emotional needs.
• Improve supervision and communication skills at home.
• Develop safer daily routines and structure for children.
• Strengthen decision-making to prevent unsafe or neglectful situations.
• Build more consistent and nurturing parenting habits.
Length: Each session is 2 hours and includes structured instruction, guided discussion, and application exercises