Escape Family Resource Center

Well look at that — two years later and I’ve now worked with ESCAPE Family Resource Center (EFRC) in a professional setting, as well as graduated from their Building Confident Families program.
From a professional perspective:
ESCAPE was accommodating and exceptionally great to work with. Each and every person I communicated with was helpful and attentive.
From a student’s perspective:
I took the Building Confident Families course with about 13 parents in a program though my employer. As a student I had already learned much of what the class discussed in an educational setting. I found the EFRC educator’s approach to be easy to understand, enlightening, comical and understanding. Many of the parents seemed to enjoy the classes and I felt that the educator made it easy for the parents to open up and discuss their perspective.
EFRC offers courses for children, teens, women who have experienced domestic violence, divorcing/​divorced parents, and grandparents. Though many people may refer to the classes as «parenting classes» they’re really communication, stress management and informative — I think the people who work at EFRC realize that no1 got a parenting instructional book and really try to give age appropriate information to all of their client/​students.