The program serves the parents of the youth involved in the juvenile justice system for weekly meetings lasting 12 weeks utilizing Common Sense Parenting curriculum, which addresses many topics significant to at risk families. These topics range from appropriate supervision, conflict resolution, time management and appropriate discipline, to name a few.
During the Scots for Youth Parenting Skills sessions there will be a blend of Common Sense Parenting Curriculum and Parenting Wisely Curriculum with additional life skills. |
What is Parenting Wisely? How can it benefit you and your child?
Parenting Wisely is a self-administered, computer-based program that teaches parents and their 9 to 18-year-old children important skills for combating risk factors substance use and abuse. |
What is Common Sense Parenting? How can it apply to you?
Common Sense Parenting is a skill-based parenting program that teaches parents practical and effective ways to increase their children’s positive behaviors, decrease negative behaviors, and to teach children appropriate alternative behaviors. |