Our award-winning programs are now available in a streaming format for instructors to conduct their in-person classes!
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Teen Edition Streaming |
Young Child Edition Streaming |
400 |
400 |
Annual Streaming Subscription |
Annual Streaming Subscription |
4 hour in-person curriculum |
4 hour in-person curriculum |
HD Streaming Video (English only, Spanish coming soon) |
HD Streaming Video (English only, Spanish coming soon) |
.pdf Service Provider's Guide |
.pdf Service Provider's Guide |
.pdf Workbooks for use on-screen in class |
.pdf Workbooks for use on-screen in class |
.pdf Group Curriculum for Instructors |
.pdf Group Curriculum for Instructors |
Printable Certificate Template |
Printable Certificate Template |
Parent Workbooks
Order parent workbook packages for your classes!
As an introduction, Family Works, Inc’s Parenting Wisely is evidence, research, and skills-based. It holds the distinction of being the only online parent education course for families that is currently listed on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Registry for Evidence-based Programs and Practices. Our work with family service agencies, probation officers, court appointed special advocates, counselors, therapists among others has shown that PW improves children's behavior and mental health. It does so by improving parental communications, and structuring skills. This allows parents to remain focused on improving their relationships with their children.
The program is distinctive in its flexibility in formats. It can be delivered to parents online individually, in groups, or in individual sessions with clinicians. Parenting Wisely uses very relatable videos of parent-child or teen conflict followed by wrong way/ right way scenes. These videos are the most effective way to teach skills, rather than talking to parents about their parenting. The research shows very rapid behavior change, much faster than traditional methods.
The program is distinctive in its flexibility in formats. It can be delivered to parents online individually, in groups, or in individual sessions with clinicians. Parenting Wisely uses very relatable videos of parent-child or teen conflict followed by wrong way/ right way scenes. These videos are the most effective way to teach skills, rather than talking to parents about their parenting. The research shows very rapid behavior change, much faster than traditional methods.
