Parent Education
Parent Education is the provision of structured, parenting skill development experiences to parents, grandparents, foster parents, and other caregivers. Education regarding parenting, discipline, and child development provides parents with tools to discipline, understand, and love their children.
DFCS Entitlement Codes that can authorize Parent Education Services
Wrap-Around (UAS 518)
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- 518-71A | In Home Targeted Case Management – High Level – Licensed Staff | $88.00 per hour
- 518-71B | In Home Targeted Case Management – Low Level – Degreed Staff | $49.50 per hour
- 518-71Q | In Home Targeted Case Management – Moderate Level – Provisionally Licensed or Masters Under Supervision For Licensure Staff | $71.50 per hour
Benefits of Parent Education
Parent education programs can focus on:
- Enhancing parenting practices and behaviors
- Developing and practicing positive discipline techniques
- Learning age-appropriate child development skills and milestones
- Promoting positive play and interaction between parents and children
- Locating and accessing community services and supports
Our Parent Education services range from basic parenting skills, such as feeding and changing diapers to more intensive services targeting parents of children with severe emotional and behavioral challenges or developmental delays. We cater to each family’s specific needs, identifying each family’s strengths and challenges.
The following resources have been useful in supporting parents and strengthening parenting skills.
Just In Time Parenting
https://jitp
Cooperative Extension System
Provides research-based information to families in factsheets and newsletters and connects parents to age-appropriate resources and expert advice.
The Incredible Years
A research-based program for reducing children’s aggression and behavior problems and increasing social competence at home and at school.