Denver Human Services Announces Free Parenting Skills Course

Published on March 31, 2026

DENVER — In recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month, Denver Human Services (DHS) will offer a free, in‑person parenting skills course at its East Office at 3815 Steele St in northeast Denver on April 6, 13, 20, and 27. The four‑week series is open to all community members and is designed to help caregivers build practical tools for navigating challenging behaviors and strengthening family relationships.

The course is based on the evidence‑informed Love & Logic® approach, which teaches caregivers how to respond calmly, set healthy boundaries, and support children through empathy and natural consequences.

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Participants will learn strategies to:

  • Stay calm when behavior becomes challenging
  • Build more respectful, connected relationships with their children
  • Teach responsibility through empathy
  • Create a more peaceful home environment

The course instructor Rebecca Ball is a certified Love & Logic® Institute Classroom Facilitator and a leader in Denver Human Services’ Child Welfare division.

“Parenting can feel overwhelming at times,” says Rebecca. “This course is designed to provide families with encouragement, community, and practical tools that work in real life. All caregivers deserve support.”

Course Details:

  • Dates: Mondays, April 6, 13, 20, and 27
  • Time: 5:30–7 p.m.
  • Location: Denver Human Services – East Office, 3815 Steele St., Denver, CO 80205
  • Registration: Community members can register online on Eventbrite
  • Child‑free attendance is recommended; childcare is not provided.

DHS encourages residents, partners, and community organizations to share this learning opportunity with any caregivers who may be interested.

For more information about DHS programs and services, please visit: denvergov.org/humanservices

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About Denver Human Services
At Denver Human Services (DHS), we compassionately serve Denver residents by connecting them to basic needs, protective services, and community supports to improve their well-being. We envision a healthy community where people are connected, supported, safe and well. One in three people in Denver turn to DHS for support at all stages of life. Our employees help children, older adults, families, and individuals navigate social and economic pressures by connecting them to services and experts who support their overall well-being. 

Media contact

Daniel Hernandez
Public Information Officer
Denver Human Services

Phone: 720-916-6220

Email: Daniel.Hernandez@denvergov.org

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