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Classes & Workshops

Learn something. Change something.

Real-life challenges, practical tools, and stronger connections. Programs are offered by arrangement, with dates and formats coordinated based on group interest and availability.

Whether you are parenting toddlers, navigating teenage years, preparing for middle school, or strengthening your relationship, there is always something new to learn. No ticket checkout or fixed event calendar: simply inquire about the program that interests you.

Programs

Parenting & Family

5–6-week class · Parents of toddlers through teens

Parenting ABC's: One STEPS at a Time

Raising confident, kind, and capable children doesn't have to mean more yelling, bribing, or repeating yourself for the hundredth time. Based on the book Parenting ABC's: One STEPS at a Time, this class explores what drives behavior, how to set meaningful boundaries, and how to communicate in ways that encourage cooperation rather than conflict.

Through real-life examples, research, and practical tools, we'll look at discipline that teaches responsibility, the importance of connection, and how our own reactions influence our children.

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4-week class · Parents and caregivers

Understand My Child

Ever wonder how two children raised in the same home can be so different? Understanding temperament—both your child's and your own—can change the way you approach everyday parenting challenges.

Explore individual differences, how personalities interact, and practical ways to reduce unnecessary conflict and build stronger connections.

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Parent workshop · Based on Chapter 8 of Parenting ABC’s

Exploring the Behavior

When children act out, we tend to focus on what they did. But what if the more important question is why?

Take a closer look at the developing brain, puberty and hormonal changes, the four mistaken goals of behavior, and how understanding what lies beneath actions can help us respond more thoughtfully.

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Programs

Teens & Adolescents

Two-part series · Parents and caregivers of teens

Teenage Brain, Behavior & Banter

One minute they're telling you everything. The next, you're getting one-word answers or eye rolls. Welcome to parenting teenagers.

Part 1: The Teenage Brain explores neurological development, emotions, behavior, and communication. Part 2: Behavior & Banter focuses on conflict, boundaries, empathy, and practical communication strategies. Sessions can be taken individually; starting with Part 1 is recommended.

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Interactive workshop · Parents and teens ages 13–17

I Speak Teen: Communicating with Teens

Sometimes parents and teenagers seem to speak entirely different languages. The words may be familiar, but the messages get lost somewhere along the way.

Through assessments, role-playing, and shared activities, parents and teens explore communication styles, practice expressing feelings, repair misunderstandings, and build trust.

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Programs

School Transitions

Parent workshop · Grades 4–7

Let’s Talk About Middle School

Middle school is more than a change in classrooms. It's a time of rapid development, shifting friendships, growing independence, and new academic expectations.

Discuss brain development, emotional and behavioral changes, study habits, communication, extracurricular activities, and high-school preparation—without turning every conversation into another source of stress.

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Interactive parent discussion · Grades 4–7

Middle School Q&A

Questions about middle school? Bring them.

A welcoming, discussion-based session covering study habits, friendships, school choices, extracurriculars, behavior, communication, and preparing for high school. Questions can be submitted in advance.

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Programs

Couples & Relationships

Group couples workshop · Approximately 5–10 couples

Reconnect and Thrive

When was the last time you and your partner had a meaningful conversation that wasn't about schedules, responsibilities, or tomorrow's to-do list?

Through activities and the Prepare/Enrich relationship assessment, couples explore strengths, needs, communication, and conflict. Activities are completed privately between partners; no one is required to share personal information with the group.

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Program lengths and group sizes are indicative; contact Duageeso for current availability, format, and pricing. Previous Wix event listings are not a current schedule.

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