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A WORD ABOUT THE NATIONAL PARENTING INSTITUTEParenting is art and science, skills and guts, intentional and accidental. The National Parenting Institute, headquartered in Temecula and incorporated in California, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization designed to provide classes, seminars, individual coaching, and programs that enhance parent effectiveness. Basic courses (offered in both English and Spanish)
Available in addition to courses:
NPI's staff continually receives education and training in the latest parenting skills methodologies and strives to link with nationally recognized parenting programs to provide an ever-expanding educational opportunity for parents. The primary goal of NPI is to help parents learn skills that will make raising children more rewarding and successful. "Since they don't come with an operator's manual or even a 30-day warranty, there are concepts everyone can learn that will make life with kids easier and healthier. In this day and age, we're all faced with stresses that sometimes overwhelm us. Any technique we can learn that will improve our skills is worth finding out about," stated Barbara Tooker, Executive Director of the Institute. "Our Board of Directors is dedicated to working in concert with schools, parent-teacher organizations, churches, governmental agencies, the legal system, and businesses to provide a high level of support to parents in all walks of life." The Institute also provides a method for service clubs or individuals to donate scholarships to low-income parents in need of parenting classes. Our very active Speakers Bureau is always available to provide dynamic, knowledgeable speakers and workshop leaders. NPI's Research & Development Division keeps a constant eye on the body of work about parenting skills and provides timely information to our speakers and workshop facilitators. The Division also prepares pamphlets, special reports, and products that are made available to the public. |
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