Topics
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Emotional Readiness
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Fantasies, Expectations
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Healthy Lifestyle Considerations
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Healthy Partner Relationships
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Family Dynamics
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Child Development from birth to age two
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Healthy Brain Development
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Healthy vs. Unhealthy Parenting
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Beliefs & Values
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Financial Considerations
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Support Systems
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FTM helps
women evaulate their present environment, relationships, lifestyle, financial
position, coping style, commitment level, and values and beliefs.
FTM teaches
women how their fears, insecurities, expectations, fantasies, values, and
beliefs impact their relationships and lifestyle.
FTM teaches
key components of heathly parent/child relationships and includes an overview
of the first two years of the child's life, covering vital topics on brain
development, attachment, attunement, and temperament of the child.
By exploring these issues, women come away from this program with a greater
wisdom and relief from the confusion that they might be undergoing when
deciding whether it is right or not for them to raise a child at this time in
their life.
FTM
Program is given by:
Michelle Jensen, M.A. in Counseling
Psychology, Parent Educational Specialist (see
Michelle Jensen's Biography)
Kim Oveson, M.S. in Clinical Psychology, specializing in
addiction / parent education (see Kim
Oveson's Biography)
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First Time Moms
(FTM)
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This program is designed for young women who may be
pregnant or considering motherhood. The purpose of the program is to provide
education and aid in the prevention of problems before they arise in daily
family life. We will assist women in exploring the many challenges and issues
they may not have discovered on their own.
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FTM Program Benefits
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Increases awareness of the responsibilities concerning motherhood
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Builds a healthy relationship with their partner
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Increases levels of self-examination and inner reflection
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Increases parenting knowledge and skills
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Teaches how to make choices for a healthy parenting lifestyle
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Increases understanding of a healthy parent/child relationship
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Encourages resourcefulness and evaluation of support systems
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