ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN FAMILY ADVOCACY & PUBLIC POLICY

This course delves into the difficulty of raising teenagers with problem behaviors; such as having a strong will, dealing with bullying, emotional issues, puberty, learning disabilities, emotional disorders, and the day-to-day pains of adolescent life. Presenters discuss these issues from both a clinical and a practical, experiential perspective. Students will have a much greater understanding on many of the behavioral issues parents may face with adolescents.

This course provides a unique learning experience as students are led through various marriage and family issues and challenges. Presenters address issues like singleness, crisis in marriage, and building a family legacy from a practical point of view. Learners will also be provided strategies to work through current issues ailing today’s modern family, such as living a healthy digital life within the family, feminism, and overcoming divorce.