Through a set of experiential exercises, this workshop will provide the opportunity for participants to:

• Examine your current parenting/care philosophy and strategies.
• Identify areas of conflict in your relationship with your child(ren) and/or between your children.
• Learn basic principles of conflict resolution.
• Develop new strategies, tailored to your unique philosophy, values and circumstances, to deal with conflict in ways that promote respect, learning and collaborative problem solving in your family, school or care setting.

The workshop will be driven by the interests and experiences of the participants, and is appropriate for parents, teachers and other caregivers of children and youth from toddlers to teens.

Dates and location

Training date: May 24, 10am-4pm

Lunch is on your own. We'll provide coffee, tea, and light snacks.

Location: Resolutions Northwest (1827 NE 44th Avenue, Suite 300, Portland, Oregon 97213). We have free parking for cars and bikes, and we're close to transit.

Accessibility: We want each participant to be fully included. Please contact us with any questions or requests for how we could support you in participating fully, such as providing large-print materials, sending written materials in advance, discussing/modifying the room set-up, etc.

Fees

The fee for this workshop is $125. We ask you to pay what you are able.

Space is limited. Register now! Please note your space will not be confirmed untilwe receive your payment.

A 100% refund is available up to 14 days before the training, minus a $25 administrative fee. For more details on our refund policy, click  here.

Trainers

Theresa Logan has a M.S. in Conflict Analysis and Resolution, is a trained mediator, facilitator and a dedicated student of non-violent communication. She has worked in several early childhood education programs in Portland and Washington, D.C., and is the mother of two young children. She is also a volunteer with Resolutions Northwest.

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