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Foster Well Parent Program

The Foster Well Parent Coaching Program is a specialized 12-week initiative designed to empower foster parents who care for therapeutic and exceptional care children. Recognizing the unique challenges these dedicated caregivers face, the program provides a comprehensive suite of strategies, tools, and skills to enhance their caregiving journey.

 

Key features of the program include:

Strategies & Tools

The program equips parents with practical strategies and tools to navigate the complexities of caring for special needs children. These resources are designed to foster a nurturing and supportive environment for the children.

Effective Communication

The program emphasizes the importance of clear and compassionate communication. Parents are taught techniques to effectively communicate with their children, fostering stronger bonds and mutual understanding.

Role Play

Role play exercises are incorporated into the program to provide parents with a safe space to practice and refine their new skills. These exercises allow parents to explore different scenarios and responses, enhancing their confidence and competence in real-life situations.

Coping Skills

Understanding that the role of a special needs parent can be emotionally demanding, the program offers coping mechanisms to help parents manage stress and maintain their emotional well-being.

Conflict Resolution

The program includes training in conflict resolution to help parents handle disagreements and tensions that may arise in the caregiving process. This training equips parents with the skills to resolve conflicts calmly and constructively.

Flexible Delivery

Recognizing the busy schedules of foster parents, the program offers flexibility in its delivery. It can be implemented either in-person or online, ensuring parents can access the program in a way that best suits their needs.

The Foster Well Parent Coaching Program is more than just a coaching program - it’s a commitment to enhancing the lives of special needs parents and their children, one strategy at a time.

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