Leading a Priceless Parenting Discussion Group
Starting a parenting discussion group just got much easier! With the Priceless Parenting online classes, parents can go through lessons prior to each meeting and arrive ready with questions, comments, personal stories and parenting struggles. If parents miss a meeting, they can still get that lesson's content through the online class.

What is needed to run a discussion group?

The Discussion Group Facilitator can be any Parent Educator who is willing to set up a time and place to meet - either in person or online.

Typically the format of these discussion groups is
  • One hour sessions for six weeks - covering about two lessons per week
  • 30 minutes spent reviewing and answering questions on the week’s lesson
  • 30 minutes in small groups discussing questions related to the lesson
If childcare is available for a fee during the meetings, parents really appreciate it.
How can Discussion Group Facilitators make money?
What do I need to do to become a Discussion Group Facilitator?

You can join the Priceless Parenting Discussion Group Facilitator program for $399.

The program includes:
  • Access for the facilitator to the online Priceless Parenting classes for one year.
  • A one hour consultation with Priceless Parenting founder, Kathy Slattengren, prior to the first discussion group.
  • Two additional 30 minute consultations with Kathy.
  • Ability to renew yearly for $99.
If you have any questions about running a discussion group email us or call 425-770-1629.

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