Co-Parenting for Resilience Classes

Event Description:

The Co-Parenting for Resilience Program is a 4-hour class that is based on current research. It uses a combination of lecture, discussion, video, activities, and examples to help parents discover effective strategies that promote their children’s healthy adjustment to their parent’s separation. The class was created by Oklahoma State University. The class is taught by specially trained Extension Educators, and it has been accepted by judges and recommended by lawyers across Oklahoma for more than 25 years. The class is being offered to the public but requires pre-registration. The cost of the class is $40. Pre-registration and payment for the class is required 3 business days prior to the class. Cashier's check, money order (payable to OSU Extension), or cash only. Contact the Tulsa County Extension Center, Stacey Jones, 918-746-3721, to register in-advance. Co-Parenting Target Audience: Parents, with a minor child, who are experiencing divorce or separation. Parents who may be seeking custody, visitation, or paternity of minor children. Computer projector and screen. Regular classroom no food being served