Guiding Good Choices

What is Guiding Good Choices^® (GGC)?

Guiding Good Choices is an evidence-based program for parents/caregivers of youth ages 9-4 years old.

Risks are an inevitable part of becoming independent and Guiding Good Choices can help families by providing families with the information and tools needed to prepare their preteens and teens to make decisions inline with the family guidelines.  

Just as important, families will learn ways to build or maintain lasting relationships. Evidence tells us that teenagers who are more closely connected to their families have better health and educational outcomes. Guiding Good Choice offers a strategy to increase family bonding.

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Who Should Use Guiding Good Choices?

Schools, Social Workers, Home Visitors, Family Service Workers, Public Health Agencies, Preventionists, and Prevention Coalitions

What Do the Workshops Cover?

The GGC workshop series for parents and caregivers is delivered over five weeks (six if delivered virtually). Each session is two hours and covers:

• Why parents may need new skills as their children enter adolescence
• The Social Development Strategy, and how it relates to parenting
• Setting and using family guidelines for behavior
• Managing conflict and expressing anger constructively
• Teaching children refusal skills
• Involving children in the family

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Janey Johnson, Community Leader

¿Qué es Guiding Good Choices^® (GGC)?

Guiding Good Choices es un programa basado en la evidencia para padres/cuidadores de jóvenes de 9 a 4 años.

Los riesgos son inevitables al adquirir independencia, y Guiding Good Choices puede ayudar a las familias brindándoles la información y las herramientas necesarias para preparar a sus preadolescentes y adolescentes para que tomen decisiones de acuerdo con las pautas familiares.

Igualmente importante, las familias aprenderán maneras de construir o mantener relaciones duraderas. La evidencia indica que los adolescentes con un vínculo más estrecho con sus familias tienen mejores resultados en salud y educación. Guiding Good Choice ofrece una estrategia para fortalecer los vínculos familiares.

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¿Quién debería utilizar Guiding Good Choices?

Escuelas, trabajadores sociales, visitadores domiciliarios, trabajadores de servicios familiares, agencias de salud pública, prevencionistas y coaliciones de prevención

¿Qué cubren los talleres?

La serie de talleres de GGC para padres y cuidadores se imparte durante cinco semanas (seis si se imparte virtualmente). Cada sesión tiene una duración de dos horas y abarca:

• Por qué los padres pueden necesitar nuevas habilidades a medida que sus hijos entran en la adolescencia
• La Estrategia de Desarrollo Social y su relación con la crianza de los hijos
• Establecer y utilizar pautas familiares para el comportamiento
• Gestionar conflictos y expresar la ira de forma constructiva
• Enseñar a los niños habilidades de rechazo
• Involucrar a los niños en la familia

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Janey Johnson, Líder comunitario

What is Guiding Good Choices^® (GGC)?

Guiding Good Choices is an evidence-based program for parents/caregivers of youth ages 9-4 years old.

Risks are an inevitable part of becoming independent and Guiding Good Choices can help families by providing families with the information and tools needed to prepare their preteens and teens to make decisions inline with the family guidelines.  

Just as important, families will learn ways to build or maintain lasting relationships. Evidence tells us that teenagers who are more closely connected to their families have better health and educational outcomes. Guiding Good Choice offers a strategy to increase family bonding.

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Who Should Use Guiding Good Choices?

Schools, Social Workers, Home Visitors, Family Service Workers, Public Health Agencies, Preventionists, and Prevention Coalitions

What Do the Workshops Cover?

The GGC workshop series for parents and caregivers is delivered over five weeks (six if delivered virtually). Each session is two hours and covers:

• Why parents may need new skills as their children enter adolescence
• The Social Development Strategy, and how it relates to parenting
• Setting and using family guidelines for behavior
• Managing conflict and expressing anger constructively
• Teaching children refusal skills
• Involving children in the family

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Janey Johnson, Community Leader