Educational Programs
Focused on successful co-parenting and helping children understand their changing family
We offer four programs that help build family resilience, develop positive habits, and strengthen family cohesion. We have programs to help children understand and deal with their feelings and emotions, parent-focused programs to teach how to effectively co-parent, and programs to strengthen family cohesion.
Disclaimer: The Layne Project, Inc. does not offer legal services.
Our Programs Were Built With Your Child In Mind
The most essential skills for social emotional learning are those best learned outside of the classroom. To ensure our children meet their full potential parents must become more involved. The Pause Program includes individual coaching sessions, monthly group sessions, and techniques in pausing busy lives to mindfully connect as a family.
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This therapeutic group aims to provide a safe confidential place to address feelings about navigating the after-effects of a relationship change. It is for parents with an amicable or even friendly relationships with their co-parent, as well as for step-parents who struggle with their role in a challenging situation.
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Lokahi teaches children to surf the wave of their emotions, through building skills in compassion, and self-awareness, while fostering healthy relationships, and giving a sense of legitimacy to our humanness, practicing presence, processing interdependence, and finding comfort in the Ohana Lokahi (group family).
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BeH20 is a child focused joint parenting approach. This program empowers parents to implement the “be water” strategy when approaching co-parenting to put out the fire of conflict and thus reduce the collateral damage to children.
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