Parenting and Family Values

This parenting class is run out of the 'Parenting and Family Values - A Cognitive-Behavioral MRT Workbook' workbook. This class is typically 6 two hour group sessions, or 12 one hour individual sessions.

The Parenting and Family Values workbook by Dr. Gregory L. Little and Dr. Kenneth D. Robinson is a 75-page cognitive-behavioral program designed to help participants develop effective parenting skills and clarify their family-related values. It is structured into 12 modules, each intended for completion in a group session, making it suitable for various settings, including behavioral health providers, substance use disorder programs, mental health services, and criminal justice environments.

Participants are expected to complete homework assignments from the workbook prior to attending group sessions. During these sessions, they share their responses, facilitating discussion and reflection on parenting practices and family values. The program can be conducted in an open-ended format, allowing new participants to join at any time, or as a structured class where all participants progress together.

This workbook is part of the Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) suite of programs, which are evidence-based interventions aimed at promoting positive behavioral change. While MRT training is not required to purchase and use this particular workbook, it aligns with the principles of MRT, focusing on enhancing moral reasoning and decision-making skills.

Parenting is a voluntary or court ordered 27-week program. The client will participate in a 2 hour group each week with the option of Individual Sessions in lieu of group sessions.  

Parenting is typically paid for by the Department of Social Services, however, if not required by DSS, then the fees will be as follows:

Parenting Book: $25.00

Group cost is $25.00 per week. 

One-on-one counseling is $35.00 per week. 

Contact us today to sign up for Parenting.