Parents Forever-4 Sessions In-Person

Divorce or separation can be a challenging transition that children experience differently than adults. The information shared in this course can help improve adjustments during this transition and give parents the tools to minimize stress for themselves and their children.

Participating in a Parents Forever course will help caregivers:

• Describe the family transition journey and how each family member will be affected.
• Recognize the role of self-care, parent-child relationships, and co-parenting in child well-being.
• Identify and learn how to use resources and strategies that promote resilience for all involved.

Parents Forever courses have been approved by the Minnesota Supreme Court. This series meets all 25 minimum standards required by Minnesota Statute 518.157 when parents attend all four 2-hour sessions. Parents Forever classes were developed by the University of Minnesota Extension as an educational program for parents of children ages birth through 18 who are going through a divorce or separation. 

This course is intended for one adult per family. If the other parent is interested in participating, we recommend enrolling in the Spring 2027 session. Childcare is available, questions regarding this will be asked in the enrollment questions.