Unlock the secrets of parenting with these free classes
Parenting. Some people are born with some sort of psychic ability. But some simply aren’t. Neither is better than the other, but both can be an isolating experience. The Parent Line, a part of the Hawai‘i State Department of Health and Child & Family Service, is hosting free virtual workshops for parents throughout the year. The workshops, which are open to the public each month, will cover topics such as Improving Self-Worth, Dealing with Stress, and Parenting. The classes will also be offered to parents who learn about how to recognize and deal with stress. The Parent Line is also offering an online newsletter offering ways to approach parenting experiences.
Published : 4 months ago by Sandy Harjo-Livingston in Lifestyle
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Parenting. Some people are born with some sort of psychic ability. But some simply aren’t. Neither is better than the other, but both can be an isolating experience.
For this and many other reasons, The Parent Line is hosting free virtual workshops for parents.
The Parent Line is a part of the Hawai‘i State Department of Health, which funds it, and Child & Family Service, which administrates it.
These FREE virtual workshops are open to the public throughout the year with selected topics being covered each month.
For the month of January, the free virtual classes will tackle important topics including:
You can click here for more information on The Parent Line. You can click here to access their online newsletter that provides ways of approaching all the things that parents tend to experience.
On Thursday, Jan. 18, The Parent Line is tackling the issue of Improving Self-Worth. The free virtual class takes from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. via Zoom. In this session, experts will talk with parents on the best methods and strategies to improve and promote parent and child self-worth and self-concept.
On Tuesday, Jan. 23, the free virtual class will cover Dealing with Stress. For the session, parents will be able to learn how to recognize and deal with stress.
But with good mentoring and adequate support, parenting has the potential to be one of the most rewarding experiences a person can venture to take.
Topics: Parenting