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Parenting Conference
Save the date: Saturday, March 1, 2025
Location: Macomb Intermediate School District
Join us on Saturday, March 1, 2025, and spend the day with other parents, caregivers, grandparents, foster parents, teachers, and more at the CARE Parenting Conference.
- Registration opens on December 1 – REGISTER HERE
Exhibitors: Registration will open on December 1, 2024 For questions, or more information, please contact Kayla Dadswell at kdadswell@careofsem.com. See exhibitor info page here
Sponsorships: Sponsorships are available, view Sponsorship Packet Here. For more information about becoming a sponsor, contact Andrew at abrown@careofsem.com
Watch the video below for more information on the Parenting Conference and CARE Parenting Classes
2025 Breakout Session Topics
- What No One has Told You About ADHD & Behavior
- Creating Confidence and Resilience in Children
- Is it Typical Adolescent Development, or Something Else?
- Securing School Success
- Social Media and the Impact on Parenting (Back by popular demand)
- Kids Do Well If They Can: Changing the Mindset of Challenging Behaviors
- Hidden Hazards: Understanding Adolescent Marijuana Use and the Role of Social Media in Substance Access
- Partnering and Engaging with Parents, Families, and Staff to Help Foster and Maintain a Comforting Bedtime Routine to Support Lifelong Health and Well-Being
Thank you to our 2025 sponsors!
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Book Vendor and Sponsor |
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Federal, state and local funding has been provided through Macomb Community Mental Health Substance Use Services and other funding sources to support project costs. Recipients of substance use services have rights protected by state and federal law and promulgated rules. For information, contact CARE of Southeastern Michigan Recipient Rights Advisor, 31900 Utica Road, Fraser, MI 48026, 586.541.2273 or State Recipient Rights Coordinator, P.O. Box 30664, Lansing, MI 48909. |
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