National Association of Anger Management Providers - Parenting & Domestic Violence Classes

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION of ANGER MANAGEMENT PROVIDERS

Parenting Classes

"What can I learn? I'm already a good parent!
You can learn:
* Ways to manage your own anger as you guide your children through everyday problems and crises.
* How to help your children to grow in self-esteem.
* How to teach your children about problem solving and negotiation.
* How to break the cycle of hurt in families.

Maybe the question should be "What do you want to learn?" Come and tell us!

We provide on-going series of classes in English, Spanish and Sign Language for parents of children of all ages. Classes employ a wide range of methods, from discussion of theory to role-play, making the material accessible to all. Our approach is interactive, allowing for response to individual situations brought by participants. Topics related to basic issues of child development are addressed, along with participants unique personal challenges. All issues are examined in the context of respect for the child's basic human dignity.

Our series of parenting classes on non-violent parenting is designed to help families and caretakers understand children's development and practical ways to create a more peaceful home and more peaceful relationships between family members.

Parenting Classes

Many people believe parenting should come naturally - that you understand a lot of it by instinct and pick up the rest as you go along, with help from family and friends. But it can be valuable to learn parenting skills in a more structured way.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Domestic violence occurs when a family member, partner or ex-partner attempts to physically or psychologically dominate or harm the other. The term "intimate partner violence" (IPV) is often used synonymously, other terms have included "wife beating", "wife battering", "Man Beating", "husband battering", "relationship violence", "domestic abuse", "spousal abuse", and "family violence" with some legal jurisdictions having specific definitions.

Recent attention to domestic violence began in the women's movement as concern about wives being beaten by their husbands, and has remained a major focus of modern feminism, particularly in terms of "violence against women".

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CLASSES

Education for Survivors/Victims

The NAAMP Domestic Violence Outreach Program serves, educates and advocates for those affected by domestic violence.

If you suspect that you or someone you love is experiencing abuse, sign up for this class to get your questions about domestic violence answered.

The Course Covers:

What is domestic violence?

Assertiveness Training

Red Flags to look for in batterers behavior

The effects of domestic violence on children

How the law applies to domestic violence

Anger management

Self esteem

How to build healthy relationships

We can help you.The classes are repeated every 8 weeks. Certificates are awarded to those who successfully complete the program.

The classes are available at multiple locations upon request attendance.

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972-208-2752

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