Global Day of Parents
Parents Forum joins the National Parenting Education Network in celebrating June 1, Global Day of Parents. On the NPEN site find free messages to share widely…THANK YOU for helping create a more family-friendly world!
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Please join Parents Forum to learn —or practice— “How To Tell Somebody Something They’d Rather Not Hear,” Saturday, June 14, starting at 10:00 am Eastern (US). It is only half an hour, please plan to come on time! To register, send email to info@parentsforum.org with WORKSHOP SIGNUP as the subject to receive the link and session handout.
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On International Families Day 2023, Eve Sullivan, the founder of Parents Forum was interview about Parents Forum’s unique programs that focus on emotional awareness and peer support in parenting.
“No Hard Feelings, Really!”
Parents Forum held a free, one-hour webinar to show how to use Parents Forum’s conversational formula to appropriately share your feelings in ways that improve both your personal and professional relationships.
Parents Forum brochure is now available in five languages!
Our workshops build lifelong skills that help you manage your personal lives as well as our relationships at work and at home. Learn more about Parents Forum or download our brochure to find out more. Now available in: English, Spanish, French, Arabic, and Portuguese.
How to tell somebody something they’d rather not hear . . . it is possible!
Acquiring the skills Parents Forum offers for managing interpersonal conflicts can be life-changing, especially in early adulthood. Sometimes, a friendship or a challenging work situation can be transformed by one person finding the right words to deliver a message to another person who might not want to hear it. The process can preserve the relationship and create a happier future in both personal and professional life.