Palliative Parenting Class
Next 8-Session Course Begins:
January 2024
(email learning@cmhrc.org for more information)
We know how challenging it can be to parent a child or teen with a mental illness. Our unique approach was developed by CMHRC mental health professionals, parents, and adult patients who know first hand the lived experience of surviving and thriving with mental illness.
Don’t Wait To Get Help
CMHRC experts teach how to use the Palliative Parenting concepts during:
- 8 sessions,
- 90 minutes each,
- Meet weekly in live, face-to-face, videoconference group sessions.
In just a few short weeks you’ll be equipped to:
- Ease symptoms,
- Reduce outbursts, and
- Improve quality of life for you and your children.
Participation Fees
1 or 2 parents (same child): $399
$80 ($10 per session)
Program fees have been reduced thanks to
a generous grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.
Connect With A Community
Each week CMHRC instructors provide educational material, facilitate discussion, and review strategies and techniques that can be applied immediately. Each group meeting focuses on different elements of Palliative Parenting including acceptance, respect, and community.
Participants learn through interactions with both experts and classmates. Everyone can ask questions, share experiences, learn from one another, and feel the support of a community of parents and caregivers facing the same challenges.
Questions? Ready to Sign Up?
Email:
learning@cmhrc.org
What People Are Saying
★★★★ “It’s such a relief to finally shed the expectations of others and be the parent my child needs instead of the parent everyone else wants me to be.”
– Lynn, Florida
★★★★ “Palliative Parenting helps me to be the parent my child needs to minimize their emotional pain and live up to their capabilities.”
– Anne, New York
★★★★ “This is a framework that anyone can use to start improving quality of life immediately.”
– Alissa, North Dakota
★★★★ “The Palliative Parenting ideas release parents from the psychological prison of thinking there’s only one way to be a parent.”
-Jana, California
★★★★ “This lets me be the parent that I would want if I were in my child’s shoes.”
– Danielle, Michigan
★★★★ “It’s so simple! It can just be about doing what’s needed for your child in the moment, rather than what any outside expectations are.”
– Lisa, Minnesota
★★★★ “I’m parenting the whole child and making decisions that give my child the best quality of life.”
– Jenn, South Carolina