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LIBERTY, NY — Cornell Cooperative Extension of Orange and Sullivan counties is excited to announce a series of virtual parenting workshops this fall. These programs aim to support parents and caregivers by providing valuable resources and strategies to navigate the challenges of parenting.
“Parenting can be stressful, and we have designed these workshops to help alleviate some of that stress,” said a representative from the extension. The workshops will cover a range of topics, including effective communication with children, managing behavior, and fostering emotional resilience in kids.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with experts in the field and connect with other parents facing similar challenges. The virtual format allows for flexibility, making it easier for parents to attend from the comfort of their homes.
These workshops are an excellent opportunity for parents looking to enhance their skills and build a supportive community. Interested individuals are encouraged to register early, as spaces may be limited.
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