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| Parents Anonymous, Inc. (P. A. National web site) | It doesn't have to be so tough! Founded 1970. Parents can share concerns and help each other. Confidential, informal, free, weekly meetings provide parents with support in making positive changes in parenting. Trained facilitator helps parents set agendas and help themselves find solutions for their own families. In Pennsylvania call 1-800-448-4906 | ||
| Comprehensive Parenting Information and Resources | A very extensive resources and information site to help you with parenting. | ||
| Toll-free 1-866-PARENT (1-866-727-3681) | Community Service Foundation offers Parent Power Meetings. No charge, ongoing evening meetings where parents, grandparents, and concerned adults can talk to each other in a friendly and supportive environment about their teenagers and how to find various solutions to help them.
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| SAFE SCHOOLS, SAFE STUDENTS | A nationwide, non-profit organization providing resources and workshops to schools, churches and communities on school safety including Emergency Management Planning, Bullying, and In School Violence and Peer Mediation. A comprehensive resource site for students, parents, and teachers. Students can talk or e-mail to other students trained to help them with problems. Includes a "911" Anti-Bullying Hot Line, newsletters, programs, general information, extensive links list for many situations faced by parents and children every day. For information call 1-877-443-9943 x14, Mary Harvey | ||
| e-mail to MOMS Club | An international, non-profit organization with over 900 chapters around the world. There are support groups for stay-at-home moms and all activities include children. * newsletters, meetings, coffee hours, craft times, park days, story hours, community service projects, etc.* E-mail to: momsclub@aol.com to find your nearest chapter! | ||
| Parenting Books Available at local bookstores or at the Peace Center's lending Library. | How To Talk So Kids Will Listen And Listen So Kids Will Talk Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, Avon Books, 1980
Your Guide To A Happier Family
The Case Against Spanking
Positive Discipline A To Z
Positive Discipline For Single Parents
Time Out: Abuses And Effective Uses
Being The Parent You Want To Be
Kids Are Worth It
Parents, Teens and Boundaries
Making Peace In Your Step Family
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| Parenting Press office@ParentingPress.com 800-992-6657 x105 or 102 | Established 1979, Parenting Press is a Seattle publisher of child guidance and children's books. The site offers monthly "News for Parents" e-zine, weekly parenting tips (and a tip archive), an online book catalog, feature stories about authors and excerpts from reviews. ready-to-use activity plans for classrooms, story hours and home-schoolers; book excerpts and articles for reprinting or quoting in newsletters and newspapers; free downloadable publications. |