The Parent Project®
What it is: A life-changing class offering concrete, no nonsense solutions to the most difficult parent questions. Classes are once a week for 10 weeks where we work with you to support your children in making healthy, safe choices and to become successful in all aspects of life.
What you will learn: Learn how to never argue with your child again! Prevent or intervene in alcohol or drug use! Improve school attendance and performance! Explore concrete solutions for media issues!
Who – Parents of youth 11-17 years of age
Cost: Free for Butler County residents. For all others, cost of participant manual must be covered.
To register or for more information: Email pbolden@ccswoh.org or call 513-867-7072
WhyTry
What it is: WhyTry uses a series of ten visual metaphors to teach vital social, emotional, and leadership principles. The program’s unique multisensory approach caters to every learning type.
What you will learn: Increased GPA! Increased Graduation Rate! Reduction in Disruptive Behavior! Improved Self-Concept & Emotional Health, Increased Resilience!
Who: Youth 11-17 years of age whose parent is enrolled in the Parent Project® Sr.
Cost: Free for Butler County residents. For all others, cost of participant manual must be covered.
To register or for more information: Email pbolden@ccswoh.org or call 513-867-7072
Loving Solutions
What it is: Loving Solutions is a parent-training program designed specifically for parents raising difficult younger children, ages 5-10 years. Also known as “Parent Project®, Jr.,” this program utilizes the same principles found successful in Parent Project® Sr., adapted to the needs of younger children.
What you will learn: Learn how to never argue with your child again! Improve school performance! Stop unwanted behaviors! Answers for parents of children diagnosed with ADD/ADHD.
Who – Parents of children 5-10 years of age
Cost: Free for Butler County residents. For all others, cost of participant manual must be covered.
To register or for more information: Email pbolden@ccswoh.org or call 513-867-7072.