July 16, 2025 - 09:49

Foster families came together on Saturday, July 12, at Central Baptist Church in Coweta County for an insightful training session aimed at addressing the challenges of parenting troubled teens. The event was led by Dr. John DeGarmo, a nationally recognized expert in foster care, who shared his extensive knowledge and experience with participants.
The focus of the session was on managing stress and understanding the unique needs of adolescents in foster care. Dr. DeGarmo emphasized the importance of creating a supportive environment that fosters emotional stability and resilience in troubled teens. Attendees were encouraged to share their experiences and strategies, fostering a sense of community among foster parents facing similar challenges.
Additionally, the event provided valuable information on navigating the complexities of Medicaid and the resources available to support foster families. Participants left feeling empowered and equipped with practical tools to enhance their parenting skills, ultimately benefiting the children in their care.
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