December 29, 2024 - 19:48

MIDDLETOWN - Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange and Sullivan Counties are set to launch a series of virtual parenting workshops this Winter and Spring. Recognizing that parenting can often be a challenging journey, these workshops aim to provide valuable tools and strategies to help parents and caregivers navigate the complexities of raising children.
The convenience of virtual sessions allows participants to engage in learning from the comfort of their own homes, making it easier to fit into busy schedules. The workshops will cover a range of topics designed to address common parenting challenges, enhance communication skills, and foster positive relationships within families.
Through interactive discussions and expert guidance, attendees can expect to gain insights that will empower them in their parenting roles. These programs are an excellent opportunity for parents to connect with others facing similar challenges while learning effective techniques to support their children’s development. Registration details and schedules will be made available shortly for those interested in participating.
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