Wheeler's Parenting Education Program (PEP), funded by the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch Court Support Services Division, is designed for court-referred parents with active divorce, separation or custody cases in the Family Division of the Connecticut court system. The program educates parents about the many issues children face when the structure of the family changes. Wheeler has provided PEP services since the courts launched the program in 1995, serving more than 5,000 individuals.
Strengthening families, offering hope
Parenting Education Program
Serving Parents in Waterbury and Plainville.
Strategies, Skills, and More
Helping Families to Find the Path Forward
Helping Families Navigate Change
Sessions and Topics
The program consists of two, three-hour sessions, or one six-hour session on Saturday with an hour break available. The sessions help parents develop effective co-parenting skills during each of the child's developmental stages, as well as increase problem-solving skills, plan parenting time, and practice strategies for encouraging resilience in their child or children.
Making a Difference
Since its inception, this program has decreased the negative impact that divorce, separation and conflict can have on children; increased parents’ ability to effectively co-parent; and helped parents build conflict resolution and co-parenting skills.
Convenience, Accessibility, and More
Payment in full is due prior to taking the class. In-person payment is available at the time of your first group as well as at the front desks of our Family Health & Wellness Centers in New Britain, Waterbury, and Hartford.
Sessions and Topics
The program consists of two, three-hour sessions, or one six-hour session on Saturday with an hour break available. The sessions help parents develop effective co-parenting skills during each of the child's developmental stages, as well as increase problem-solving skills, plan parenting time, and practice strategies for encouraging resilience in their child or children.
Making a Difference
Since its inception, this program has decreased the negative impact that divorce, separation and conflict can have on children; increased parents’ ability to effectively co-parent; and helped parents build conflict resolution and co-parenting skills.
Convenience, Accessibility, and More
Payment in full is due prior to taking the class. In-person payment is available at the time of your first group as well as at the front desks of our Family Health & Wellness Centers in New Britain, Waterbury, and Hartford.
Offered in Plainville and Waterbury
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475.235.6830
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475.235.6830