March Hampden County Fathers & Family Network and MSPCC
Navigating the Waters of Blended Families
Join the Fathers & Family Network for a conversation with Michaela Gagne and Kevin Lazaro on exploring the unique dynamics of blended families, helping participants identify common challenges and emotional factors that impact communication and family cohesion. Participants will learn practical strategies for building trust, setting healthy boundaries, and strengthening relationships, while also exploring tools and frameworks that support the development of resilient, healthy blended family structures.
This is the first of four free local trainings held by the Fathers & Family Network. These trainings are intended for social workers, law enforcement, corrections officers, teachers, counselors- anyone who works with families is encouraged to attend.
For more information, please contact nritz@eliotchs.org.
Presented By
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Michaela Gagne
LMHC, CAGSSchool Adjustment Counselor & Director of Mental Health Initiatives
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Kevin Lazaro
MBADirector of College, Career, and Cooperative Education & Nurturing Fathers Trainer
Upcoming Training Opportunities
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FatherhoodWednesday, April 1, 12:00 pm – 2:00 pmApril Greater Boston Fathers & Family Network Meeting
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FatherhoodWednesday, April 29, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmEngaging Dads
This workshop explores barriers to father engagement and elevates the practices, attitudes, and behaviors that support best practices with fathers.
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FatherhoodTuesday, June 16, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmParenting as Partners
This workshop explores tools that strengthen cooperation between parents whether they are in a romantic or strictly shared parenting relationship. Participants will understand how healthy co-parenting contributes to positive outcomes for children.
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