A restorative parenting approach places an emphasis on solving problems with children and young people, rather than for (permissive parenting style) or to (authoritarian parenting style). Working with children enables parents to offer high levels of support and limit-setting, while also encouraging the sharing of their own ideas and taking ownership of their own choices and behavior. The goal is to give children an opportunity to have a voice and a degree of control in the situation. Please join us in learning about the what, why, and how of a restorative practices approach to parenting at home. 

This is Part 1 of a 2-part series. 

Register for Part 2 here. 

*Do you work at the ESD 112 agency? Please reach out to sammy.carroll@esd112.org prior to registering to learn how you can take this course for free! (Please note: this only applies to those working directly for the ESD 112 agency, not those who work in the ESD 112 region).