FOR PARENTS & CAREGIVERS
PARENT (noun) 1 b: a person who brings up and cares for another
Merriam-Webster
Family is where our stories begin. And, how children are parented can affect them for life. As parents and caregivers, we can all use a little help when navigating our way through the noise of a world (real and/or virtual) full of confusing and conflicting information about…well…everything.
At ReGen Next, we provide information and support that can help
to turn down the volume on messaging that negatively impacts the health of our households. We provide spaces where parents and caregivers can get answers to their questions as they guide their children through the many stages of early childhood and adolescent development. Our presenters are experienced educators who strengthen families by providing the knowledge to recognize and the encouragement to change unhealthy thinking and behaviors.
Offered community-wide. 8-week sessions held quarterly
(fall Oct-Nov, winter Feb-Mar, spring Apr-May, summer July-Aug).
1on1 or group, in-person or virtual* classes.
Academic
and attendance criteria must be met for successful completion.
Classes
Healthy Relationships (HRel)
HRel sessions provide fundamental tools for building long-term healthy relationships. We said it before: family is where our stories begin. It's where, as children, we can learn the true meanings of love, affection, care and commitment. Or, it can be where we are introduced to life-altering experiences that can shape our misconceptions of what "healthy" really is.
6-weeks. Topics include: Building Blocks of Healthy Relationships, Why Family Connections Matters, Relationship Intentionality-What Do You Really Want?
Turn Down the Volume (TDTV)
TDTV is designed to increase levels of parent-child connectedness by combining content adapted from Building Family Connections (BFC), a 10-hr curriculum created by the Medical Institute, World Vision and funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and content created and facilitated by local wellness and child development professionals.
Topics include: Parenting Styles, Effective Communication, The Value of Self-Care, Understanding Child Development and Discipline vs Punishment.
Parenting For Life (PFL)
PFL provides weekly discussions of the fundamentals of effective parenting adapted from Building Family Connections (BFC) and the video series Five Needs That Must Be Met At Home by family counselor Ron Hutchcraft, founder and president of Ron Hutchcraft Ministries and On Eagles' Wings Native American youth outreach.
Fall 2025 enrollment is
OPEN.
Just click the button and complete the online registration form.
A ReGen Next representative will be in contact within 48 business
hours to confirm your registration.
Classes begin the week of September 29, 2025.
Day and evening sessions meet weekly.
If the enrollment window has closed, we encourage you to contact us anyway. ReGen Next Support is available for assistance.
Thank you!
*Please note:
For virtual eClasses,
a digital device (ex. mobile phone, laptop, tablet) and email account are required. All instructional eClasses meet online with in-person testing administered by appointment at local partnering sites.
Placement on a waiting list does not guarantee class enrollment. All waitlisted persons will be contacted with class details when available in order to confirm participation.
Stay safe. Be well.
Workshops
PEP Talks
Parent Engagement Panels
These events are designed to create spaces where caregivers can:
Engage
with educators and presenters who provide information that strengthens families.
Become Equipped
to address relevant and, at times, difficult topics in constructive ways.
Feel Connected
through shared learning experiences and personal growth.
Leave Encouraged
knowing that there is hope.
