ASH Program for Shared Parenting
Parents hear trauma-informed information needed to co-parent in an appropriate and healthy way along with issues that affect shared parenting: learning the effects of divorce on youth and their development, how youth experience life following divorce, effects and resolutions of antagonistic co-parental communication, domestic violence concerns, healthy co-parenting techniques, handling re-partnering, co-parenting styles, what happens when cannot co-parent, how negative parental disclosures affect youth, how to support positive post-divorce adjustment and resilience after divorce. Helps conflicting parents work together on how to best establish healthy parenting arrangements for the children.
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Online parenting class
Fort Smith, AR 72916
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ASH Program
The ASH Program is for any caregiver struggling with their youth’s non-compliance, defiant or problematic behaviors at home, is worried about their youth’s functioning at school, mental illness, severe anxiety, issues with the juvenile justice or child welfare systems. This program informs, encourages and helps parents take back control of their family. The goal is to educate caregivers to become problem solvers with the opportunity to be proactive rather than reactive. This program also teaches parents about ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) which has been proven to lead to chronic disease, mental health issues and addiction into adulthood.
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