Parenting 201: Why Do We Parent The Way We Do

This group, limited in number, is a supportive, educational and exploratory group. Participants should be prepared to bring questions, life situations and experiences regarding parenting which will be the material addressed in group interactions. Much of how we parent may actually be about us! Where did we learn to be a parent? The more we learn about ourselves, the more we will know and understand our children...and parenting! This informal, 1 1/2 hour, 4 meeting session will help understand a comment once made: Parenting is something we will never get right...we just do the best we can.

Parenting 201 is best conducted with 8 participants. Sessions with less than 8 participants may be canceled and reimbursed, or re-scheduled.

Group Leader

Psycholtherapist Jan G. Horton, LCSW, DCSW has been diagnosing and treating children, adults and couples in both individual and group therapy for nearly 25 years. His training in psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, family systems as well as other treatment modalities is used in the Group processes. Mr. Horton recently retired from private practice and was introduced to Operation: SPIRIT by Jean Schumm and volunteered his services.

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Class requires a minimum of 6 participants. Sessions with less than 6 may be canceled and rescheduled.

Registration Fee: $25
No Materials Fee, handouts provided each week in class.

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Although we highly encourage you take advantage of this Small Group on Parenting, and we recognize Mr. Horton is well qualified his volunteered services with Operation: SPIRIT, Inc. in no way constitute a client-counselor relationship. This class is not group therapy, and isn't intended to replace professional services. If you are in need of counseling, we urge you to seek the services of a professional.