Families in Transition (F.I.T.)

The Families in Transition (F.I.T.) program is designed for parents of minor children navigating divorce, separation, custody changes, or other significant family structure changes. This class focuses on helping parents co-parent effectively while addressing the emotional and developmental needs of their children.

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Supporting Families Through Change

The F.I.T. class equips parents with tools and insights to help their children adjust to family changes. Topics covered include:

Co-parenting strategies.
Child developmental stages and appropriate behaviors.
Stages of grief and emotional adjustment.
Blended family dynamics and financial considerations.
Divorce statistics and available resources.

The program’s primary goal is to minimize the impact of family transitions on children and foster a collaborative approach to parenting.

This class is open to anyone but is court-mandated for parents of children under 18 seeking a divorce. Both parents are required to attend.

Additional Details

Class Schedule:

Held twice a month, with one session online and one in-person.
In-person classes are conducted at: 277 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Macon, GA 32101 (Peyton Anderson Building, Juanita Jordan Room).

Registration Requirements:

Parents must register before the class start date.
Registration includes a $40 fee and submission of a registration form with a Civil Action Number.
Call 478-745-2811 to register.

Completion Requirements:

Participants must complete a confidential survey at the end of the class to receive a certificate of completion.

Eligibility:

While the class is open to anyone, it is specifically mandated for parents of minor children undergoing legal family transitions.

Important Notes:

This seminar is for adults only; no children are allowed.

Families in Transition (F.I.T.)

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