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What's New... Please click on the PDF below for a listing of summer camp options. The “Banana Splits” (divorce, separation, etc.) group is being offered to students, starting in March. The meeting format of this group will include discussion and activities, and will be scheduled at a time that is coordinated with your child’s teacher during the school day. Together the students will learn how to cope with the on-going issues relating to family change from a parental “split.” If you feel your child might benefit from participation in this group, please feel free to call me at the school (686-9492 ext. 1018) or email me at bundrickl@hoosickfallscsd.org. For info on co-parenting please see this resource: https://www.oag.state.tx.us/ag_publications/pdfs/coparenting.pdf The following are sources for parenting programs. Please contact each provider directly for information on scheduling, cost and program availability:
Center for Divorce Education Children in the Middle Online is an effective, affordable, easy to use, interactive, self-guided program. Families across the nation have benefited the simple lessons it contains. Divorce is by its very nature a traumatic time. Your children are at the center of these conflicts through no fault of their own. Much of what will happen during a divorce is beyond your control, but you can control how you interact with your children. Get the tools to ensure that you have done your very best for your kids. http://www.divorce-education.com/ Kids First After Divorce Offers: Five hour educational program for separated parents that teaches parents how to prevent unnecessary distress in children during the divorce process and afterward. (518) 443 - 2223 756 Madison Ave., Albany, NY http://www.kidsfirstafterdivorce.com/?pagename=KidsFirstAfterDivorceProgram.htm Parenting After Separation or Divorce~ Helping Children Adjust Offers: A program designed to educate divorcing or separating parents about the impact of their breakup on their children. The primary goal of the program is to teach parents ways they can reduce the stress of family changes and protect their children from the negative effects of ongoing parental conflict. It is a project of the Supreme and Family Courts of New York State's Judicial Districts. Cornell Cooperative Extension Phone: 518-272-4210 / (Fax) 518-272-1648 www.cce.cornell.edu/rensselaer
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