The Quapaw Nation Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation Program Online Parenting Classes
4 Hour Online Co-Parenting / Divorce Class
(Base Co-Parenting Class)
Level 1 foundational co-parenting class focusing on families in transition. Parents learn skills to avoid common mistakes in an effort to work together with their co-parent for the sake of the children.
Target: Divorcing, separating, never married parents or for parents seeking a modification.
12 Hour OnlineHigh-Conflict Co-Parenting Class
(Co-Parenting Without Conflict)
Level 2 skills-based co-parenting class for potentially high-conflict families. These life skills teach parents how to manage emotions in order to protect their children during transition and moving forward.
Target: Divorcing, separating or never married parents in conflict or contested cases.
12 Hour Online High-Conflict / Anger Management
(High Conflict Behavioral Skills Training)
High-Conflict Behavioral Skill Training programs are for adults who have been mandated to take an anger or conflict class by employer, for legal reasons, domestic violence and is not related to co-parenting.
Online Parenting Skills – Thrive
(Parenting Skills for At-Risk Families Class)
The primary goal is to minimize the risk of child maltreatment while optimizing child developmental outcomes.
Target: Parents who’s children may be at risk.
OnlineLevel 1 – Parenting Skills
(Foundations for the Future)
24 Hour Ages 0-18 - Comprehensive Course Outline
12 Hour Ages 0-5 - Comprehensive Course Outline
Additional Info
The Quapaw Nation offers online educational programs as a free service to their members.
The Quapaw, officially the Quapaw Nation, is a U.S. federally recognized tribe, with its tribal capital in Quapaw, Oklahoma. Also known as the Ogáxpa or “Downstream” people, their ancestral homelands are traced from what is now the Ohio River, west to the Mississippi River to present-day St. Louis, south across present-day Arkansas and eastern and southern Oklahoma.
