Price: $177.00

Dr. Delaney, an internationally-known trainer and clinician, offers understanding, realistic solutions, and support to parents and professionals whose "labor of love includes troubled foster and adoptive children." (from Raising Cain)   learn more ...

Price: $2,184.00

Foster Parent College is an interactive, multi-media training which provides timely information and practical solutions for adoptive, kinship, and foster parents.   learn more ...

Price: $990.00

The Foster Parent College Parenting Strategies is an interactive, multi-media training which examines parenting challenges and offers practical solutions for adoptive, kinship, and foster parents.   learn more ...

Price: $19.95

Behavior with a Purpose provides a practical understanding of and clinically relevant interventions for common problems of youth in adoptive, foster and kinship homes.   learn more ...

Price: $1,275.00

The Behavior Management Series interactive multimedia training courses address specific behavior problems commonly encountered by adoptive, kinship, and foster parents.   learn more ...

Price: $99.00

Dr. Tanya M. Coakley discusses how culturally competent parenting can provide minority children an environment that respects and nourishes their sense of self.   learn more ...

Price: $99.00

Anger behavior problems are the toughest to deal with, but this course helps you think outside the box.   learn more ...

Price: $99.00

Understanding the Antecedents, Bias/Behaviors and Consequences of children's challenging behaviors can help parents anticipate, successfully handle, and help change angry outbursts.   learn more ...

Price: $99.00

The growing number of children diagnosed with autism increases the possibility that foster, kinship, and adoptive parents will face this challenging disability. This course examines the core deficits of autism: communication, social skills, and play.   learn more ...

Price: $99.00

Terror. Panic. Dread. We all have fears. Sometimes these worries can obstruct daily life -- especially in foster and adoptive children. Often it's a simple fear of the dark, but it can be something more complex like Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia.   learn more ...