L.E.A.P.  (LEARNING ABOUT EMOTIONS and PARENTING)

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Children 4 Tomorrow's LEAP program is a specialized resource designed for families with children experiencing high-conflict divorce. With our mission rooted in child advocacy and an understanding of the complexities of family conflicts stemming from divorce, C4T is a unique and valuable resource for the legal system, Child Protective Services (CPS), and therapists; helping to make informed decisions that prioritize the best interests of the child.

 

About the Program

It is structured around the curriculum standards of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.  This comprehensive program training curriculum is designed to: 

• Restore healthy emotional behaviors

• Foster strong interpersonal skills

• Promote significant positive changes in participants' lives

• Reassert a sense of hope for the future 

  

Course Structure

The LEAP program consists of four modules courses, each focusing on critical aspects of family law and emotional well-being:

• C4T101: Family Law and Due Process

• C4T201A: Emotions and Emotional Abuse

• C4T201B: Emotional Abuse and Its Consequences in the Family Structure

• C4T301: Compassionate Care and Healing After Harm

 

The modules were meticulously developed with input from subject matter experts in law, psychology, mental health, and education. Each module offers a unique perspective, enhancing participants' understanding, raising awareness, increasing knowledge, and providing valuable referral resources.

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Our course Facilitators are dedicated professional coaches who specialize in fostering personal and behavioral changes. They form supportive and collaborative relationships with each participant, aiming to help them achieve specific goals and tasks outlined in the course. With a focus on personal growth, the facilitators encourage the student to explore their behaviors and understandings; guiding them on a journey toward self-improvement.

 

Facilitation Approach

• Inquiry and Questioning: Through thoughtful inquiry and questioning, the facilitators help participants identify challenges and uncover insights. Their approach encourages students to reflect deeply, fostering an environment where they feel empowered to make meaningful changes. 

• Personal and Informal Interaction: The course is designed to be personal and informal, allowing participants to engage with the material in a way that resonates with their unique experiences. The facilitator's style supports this by building a strong rapport with each student, ensuring they feel heard and understood. 

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Outcome for Participants

• Self-Improvement: Participants are guided to discover ways to become better versions of themselves. The facilitators help them identify behaviors and beliefs that may be holding them back and supports them in developing new strategies for growth. 

• Enhance Parenting Skills: As participants work through the course modules, they gain insights that enhance their parenting abilities. By improving themselves, they become better equipped to nurture and support their children; contributing to healthier family dynamics. 

 

The facilitator's expertise and compassionate approach create a transformative experience, helping participants make lasting changes that positively impact their lives and relationships.  

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Certification and Professional Development

Upon completion of the 4 module course, participants will receive a certificate of completion, which is suitable for submission to the Family Law Courts. Additionally, this program offers professionals the opportunity to earn 8 hours of Continuing Education Units (CEU) and Professional Development Units (PDU).

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