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DESCRIPTION:Register to Attend the Co-Parenting for Resilience Class\n\nYou
  should register for your class at least three business days prior to the 
 start date. This will help guarantee your seat in the class and allow time
  for the county office to make up your certificate of completion. Many cou
 nties limit class enrollment.\n\n \n\nTo register for the Co-Parenting for
  Resilience class you need to:\n\nComplete the registration form.Prior to 
 the class\, you must complete a pre-class survey. After you finish the sur
 vey\, you and your educator will automatically receive an email verifying 
 that you have completed it. Please be prepared to show this email verifica
 tion when you arrive for class\, just in case the educator does not receiv
 e it. If you do not have the ability to complete the survey online\, conta
 ct your County Extension office to request a paper version.Print the compl
 eted registration form and include it with a check or money order for the 
 fee in an envelope. Return the envelope to the Kay County Extension Office
 \, 226 S. Maple St.\, Newkirk\, OK 74647. Once the county office receives 
 your forms\, they will register you for the next available class. – Note
 : the Kay County Extension Office location is different from the location 
 where the class will be taught.\n\n \n\nParents who are\, or soon will be 
 “ex-spouses” must still work together to benefit their child. The titl
 e “Co-parenting for Resilience” refers to strategies divorcing parents
  can use to work together to help their children be “resilient\,” or t
 o bounce back from the effects of a divorce and return to a normal life.\n
 \n \n\nAdditionally\, some people may be asked to take this class for issu
 es related to custody\, paternity\, legal separation\, contempt\, step-fam
 ily break up\, etc. Because the goals of Co-Parenting for Resilience class
  focus on helping the children\, it addresses these situations as well.\n\
 n \n\nThe Co-parenting for Resilience program uses a combination of lectur
 e\, discussion\, video\, exercises\, and example/role-playing to help pare
 nts discover new ways to help their children adjust to the divorce. The pr
 ogram\, available online and in person\, lasts between approximately 4 hou
 rs and addresses the following topics:\n\nThe divorce process\, the emotio
 ns and experiences of each person.How the parent-child relationship change
 s following divorce.How children experience divorce\, the effects of stres
 s on children\, and what they need to be successful.How to talk to childre
 n about divorce.Developing a co-parenting plan.How to manage conflict with
  a co-parentUsing mediation to resolve disputes.Financial obligations of c
 hild rearing.Helping children adjust to parent separation as well as trans
 itioning between homes.Helping both parents stay involved in their childre
 n’s lives.Family violence and other red flags.Reconciliation as an optio
 n for some.We know that you want the best for your children and look forwa
 rd to working with you to accomplish this goal.
GEO:36.727422;-97.09355
LOCATION:Pioneer Technology Center\, B120
SUMMARY:Co-Parenting for Resilience 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ag-events.okstate.edu/event/co-parenting-for-resilien
 ce-9765
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