Free Parenting Course Launches in Park City to Support Families
April 18, 2025 - 01:42
PARK CITY, Utah—A complimentary five-week parenting course designed to enhance family connections and mitigate risky behaviors among adolescents is set to commence on Tuesday, April 22, at Peace. This initiative aims to equip parents with essential skills and knowledge to foster healthier relationships within their families.
The course will be conducted in both English and Spanish, ensuring accessibility for a diverse range of participants. By addressing common challenges faced by parents today, the program seeks to create a supportive environment where families can thrive. Topics will include effective communication strategies, understanding adolescent development, and methods to encourage positive decision-making among teens.
Organizers emphasize the importance of community involvement in nurturing resilient families, which ultimately benefits the entire community. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions, share experiences, and learn from one another in a welcoming atmosphere. This course represents a proactive step towards building stronger, healthier family dynamics in the Park City area.
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