Focus on Fathers
Focus on Fathers- Workshops to help fathers explore parenting tips and learn ways to strengthen their relationships with their child.
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Raising WI Children Conference
Two days of Free virtual conferences available Jan 13 & 15, 2022. Attend one, a few, or all sessions.
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Parents Forever Co-Parenting Education Online Class
Co-parenting education is offered via Zoom video conference. An internet connection, webcam, microphone and active participation are required to certify course completion. Arrangements can be made to take the class in person if needed. Registered students only. Online registration and payment of $20 are required.
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Make It OK – Zoom Workshop
Make it OK – Zoom Workshop ~Monday, May 3rd, Noon – 1 pm or 6 pm – 7 pm. Registration is required. Do you want to help reduce the stigma of mental illness? Do you want to learn more about how to Make it IK to talk about mental illness? Join us for that brief online Zoom session on how you can make it OK in our community.
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Strengthening Families & Systems: Building Positive Relationships with Children who have Experienced Trauma
An 8-session program to help parents, caregivers, child-serving professionals and community members understand trauma and its impact on children so they can build positive relationships that help children thrive.
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Parents Connect – Online Parenting Classes
Parent’s Connect is a free online educational series designed to support local parents of 3 to 12 year-olds. Sessions will be on Friday’s in May from 1-2 pm via video conference. Online registration required.
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Successful Co-Parenting
Co-parenting families have a unique set of challenges. They also have opportunities to build strengths. For children it may mean adapting to a new family arrangement, moving between households, or living with a single parent or another caregiver.
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Living Well in Our Best Years – Newsletter for Caregivers and Families
This newsletter is a collaborative effort between the Bayfield County offices of the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of the North and the UW-Extension. Both departments are committed to providing a broad array of information and resources to older adults, caregivers and family members to assist them in growing and aging with grace, dignity and respect.
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Understanding Childhood Adverse Experiences
Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences is a free two-hour presentation that includes in-depth information about: •The neuro-biological effects of adversity on development . . . .
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