Co-Parenting / Co-Kids Family Seminar
$60/adult, $20/child (ages 5-12)
A seminar for parents and children around successfully navigating their "family change" transition. Parents and their children will meet separately and together during various portions of the 4 ½ hour seminar. Participants will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the seminar.
Parents will follow the Co-Parenting curriculum. This program satisfies the court requirement for Co-Parenting.
Co-Kids is an educational workshop for children ages 5-12. Two facilitators guide children through developmentally appropriate activities in separate age groups.
Co-Kids topics include:
- What is a family?
- Feelings exploration
- Problem-solving
- Effective communication with each parent
- Boundaries and expectations
- Coping techniques
- Children's rights, parents' responsibilities
Held in Golden Valley and Richfield.
In our follow up survey of participants one year after attending our seminars, 92% found the classes helpful or extremely helpful in co-parenting with their partner. 96% would recommend the Headway seminars to other parents in a similar situation.
Recent parent feedback:
It's always helpful to paint a clearer picture for a fractured mind. Thanks so much.
I did not believe that a court mandated class on co-parenting would have any real substance or information that I could find useful. I was proven wrong. The facilitator did a great job presenting the material in a way that helped the people in attendance solve 'real life' situations.
Great! Excellent resource to raise healthy kids in a time of hurt. How to be a positive role model.
I didn't want to come, but I'm glad that I did because it was mind-opening.
The entire class was beneficial - but the realization that the co-parent has the same feelings really hit home.
It's just great being around people that are going through the same thing.
Excellent resources going forward... Can't think of a better resource for parents as they begin this new phase in their lives with each other and their children.