For every in-person class that you attend, you will earn $15 credit. For every online class, you will earn $5 credit.
If you want to earn double the rewards for a class, have another adult attend the class with you! You may only have one guest to earn double rewards and you must include their information in your registration. If you have already attended a specific class before, you will only receive rewards for the first time you attend. To redeem your rewards at the Prestonwood Family Resource Center, you can walk in or make an appointment by emailing prfc@prestonwood.org or calling 972-428-4717.
Please keep in mind that to respect your time, classes will start promptly at the time they are scheduled. Late arrivals (more than 15 minutes late) will not receive credit for attending.
Communication in Practice - Learn how to set healthy boundaries and how to improve your relationships. These three classes collectively will teach you practical skills on how to communicate effectively, deal with expectations, anger and forgiveness.
Developing an Emotionally Healthy Home - This multiple session class features practical ideas and positive encouragement for parents of all ages. We discuss topics such as child development, discipline, communication, emotional health, nutrition, and finances.
Join us for a discussion about stimulating baby’s speech development from birth through toddlerhood and beyond. This is a fun topic and very important for your baby’s communication skills. We’ll also cover how certain medical issues can affect speech development and give you time to ask questions.
WOMEN ONLY (NO PARTNER CREDIT) - Conflict and stress in relationships can be normal, but what happens when unhealthy behavior escalates and becomes abusive? If you do not feel safe in your relationship, there is a possibility that the relational issues that you are experiencing are serious. This class is a brief overview of identifying the signs of abuse. Discover the pattern of escalation that abuse can take, and most importantly, how to begin to think and plan for your safety and who to contact for help.
This class teaches different parenting styles, spotlights the most effective ones, and shows the importance of quality care to a child.
Join us for a discussion about stimulating baby’s speech development from birth through toddlerhood and beyond. This is a fun topic and very important for your baby’s communication skills. We’ll also cover how certain medical issues can affect speech development and give you time to ask questions.
Stress is a state of mental or emotional strain which can be experienced by both adults and children. It can be manifested at any given time in an individual or family unit. Stress needs to be managed, and you can learn ways in this class to do just that.
Boundaries - Learn how to set healthy boundaries and how to improve your relationships. These three classes collectively will teach you practical skills on how to communicate effectively, deal with expectations, anger and forgiveness.
Developing Character in Your Kids -This multiple session class features practical ideas and positive encouragement for parents of all ages. We discuss topics such as child development, discipline, communication, emotional health, nutrition, and finances.
WOMEN ONLY (NO PARTNER CREDIT) - Conflict and stress in relationships can be normal, but what happens when unhealthy behavior escalates and becomes abusive? If you do not feel safe in your relationship, there is a possibility that the relational issues that you are experiencing are serious. This class is a brief overview of identifying the signs of abuse. Discover the pattern of escalation that abuse can take, and most importantly, how to begin to think and plan for your safety and who to contact for help.
Learning and practicing the art of swaddling your baby will help aid in getting you more sleep. It will also help your baby feel more secure and comforted. This session will teach you how, why, and when to swaddle your baby.
Join us for a discussion about stimulating baby’s speech development from birth through toddlerhood and beyond. This is a fun topic and very important for your baby’s communication skills. We’ll also cover how certain medical issues can affect speech development and give you time to ask questions.
