Restorative Parenting's foundation of Restorative Practices is supported by extensive research, and has demonstrated positive outcomes in a wide variety of settings beyond the home. Parents and caregiver’s will learn practical strategies to build strong, healthy relationships with their children and extended family members and learn to diffuse conflict and manage their children’s behavior positively. Interactive experiences bring you to a full understanding of the fundamental unifying premise of restorative practices—that people (especially children) are happier, more cooperative and productive and more likely to make positive changes in their lives when those in positions of authority, such as parents, do things with them rather than to them or for them.

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Restorative Parenting Coaching Requirements

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Weekly Parenting Sessions (2 hours)

Delivery of structured parenting content to help participants identify their strengths as parents and work on their areas of improvement. Each session is built on understanding trauma, accepting the past and learning new coping skills in order to embrace the future and enjoy their parenting experience.

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Weekly  one- on- one Sessions (1.5 hours)

Developing weekly task to assist participant with meeting expected outcomes of non-negotiable as well as self-established goals.