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Parenting Plans for Separating or Divorcing Parents
$1.00In Nebraska when parents divorce, they are required to file a parenting plan with the court before the final divorce decree is granted. This three-page NebGuide discusses what a parenting plan encompasses and how this plan can serve the best interests of the child.
It addresses these questions:
- What are the elements of a parenting plan and why are they important?
- What is meant by “the best interest of the child?”
- What is the Nebraska Parenting Act?
- What is Parenting Time?
- What is the Benefit of Planning for the Shared Parenting of Children?
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Successful Transitions for High Conflict Families
$1.00High conflict families experiencing separation and divorce may find it difficult to think things through, unable to separate themselves from the problem to logically solve it. This publication points out common distresses of changes to family structure on children, including visitation, shared custody, and how respectful interactions can occur. Learn More -
Successful Transitions for High Conflict Families [SPANISH]
$1.00High conflict families experiencing separation and divorce may find it difficult to think things through, unable to separate themselves from the problem to logically solve it. This publication points out common distresses of changes to family structure on children, including visitation, shared custody, and how respectful interactions can occur. Learn More -
Supporting Children of Divorce; Guidelines for Caregivers
$1.00The bond with a caregiver may be the most stable relationship for children whose parents are getting a divorce. The NebGuide discusses how caregivers can help children cope with their emotions during this difficult time. Learn More -
Supporting Children of Divorce; Guidelines for Caregivers [SPANISH]
$1.00The bond with a caregiver may be the most stable relationship for children whose parents are getting a divorce. The NebGuide discusses how caregivers can help children cope with their emotions during this difficult time. Learn More -
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Survive, Strive, Thrive [Download]
$35.00Survive, Strive, Thrive: Keys to Healthy Family Living is a 15-unit curriculum that takes teens and adults from day-to-day surviving to thriving at home, at school, at work and in their communities by teaching basic life skills in key areas:
- Goal Setting
- Making Good Decisions
- Self-Esteem
- Coping Skills
- Anger/Conflict Management
- Stress Management
- Building Healthy Relationships
- Developing Good Character
- Communication Skills
- Time Management
- Child Development
- Strong Families
- Positive Parenting
- Money Management
- Creating a Healthy Home
The curriculum includes over 400 pages of easy-to-use lesson plans and handouts developed by University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educators with expertise in family life education. Lessons can be completed in 30 minutes and are designed to stand alone or be combined to accommodate longer learning sessions and meet individual needs.
Survive, Strive, Thrive: Keys to Healthy Family Living is a 15-unit curriculum that takes teens and adults from day-to-day surviving to thriving at home, at school, at work and in their communities by teaching basic life skills in key areas:
- Goal Setting
- Making Good Decisions
- Self-Esteem
- Coping Skills
- Anger/Conflict Management
- Stress Management
- Building Healthy Relationships
- Developing Good Character
- Communication Skills
- Time Management
- Child Development
- Strong Families
- Positive Parenting
- Money Management
- Creating a Healthy Home
The curriculum includes over 400 pages of easy-to-use lesson plans and handouts developed by University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educators with expertise in family life education. Lessons can be completed in 30 minutes and are designed to stand alone or be combined to accommodate longer learning sessions and meet individual needs.
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