We're glad you landed here, our intention is to honor our cultural origins by helping parents embrace non-coercive and non-violent parenting strategies that are consistent with the Afro-indigenous child rearing practices of our ancestors. Are you ready to decolonize your parenting?
Dr. Jari Santana-Wynn, mother of 2, is an international speaker, certified LGBTQI trainer, and Clinical Coordinator of Outpatient Services for a non-profit behavioral health agency.
She earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Miami University (OH) and has worked in community mental health clinics, hospitals, and school settings.
Dr. Santana’s own experiences as an Afro-Latinx immigrant child drive her commitment to culturally competent mental health services for minority populations and make her a tenacious advocate for the social, economic, health care, and educational needs of these communities.
She has reached the latino, urban, and general audiences, providing expert analysis and culturally relevant strategies for a wide cadre of brands and industries.
Yadira brings a plethora of experience and insight to her work as a bicultural Afro-Latina from the Dominican Republic. Having earned her bachelor of science in organizational behavior management from the Miami University (OH) and a master’s degree in strategic planning from the Virginia Commonwealth University Brandcenter, her keen insight and cultural understanding help broaden her ability to serve her clients and community effectively.
Lesson One: Positive Parenting
Learn how we define "decolonizing," the various parenting styles that exist and the building blocks for developing healthy life-long relationships with our children.
Lesson Two: Parents as First Teachers
Learn about development in the 0-6 years of age stage, what decolonizing and parenting looks like and how to address issues such as consequences, expressions of anger and sleep training.
Lesson Three: Parents as Coaches
Learn about development in the 6-12 years of age stage, what decolonizing and parenting looks like and how to address issues such as back talking, consequences and sibling relationships.
Lesson Four: Parents as Consultants
Learn about development for children 12 years of age and older, what decolonizing and parenting looks like and how to address issues such as trust, responsibilities, peer relationships and privacy.
Lesson Five: Special Topics
Learn about effective strategies to parent children with different learning, behavioral, and emotional needs.
Decolonizing Your Parenting
$97
- 5 lessons in video format with Dr. Jari & Yadira
- Developmental summary for each stage
- Examples and resources to help you implement strategies discussed in the lessons
- Dedicated session to special interests and topics
- Easy to go through and beautifully designed course
Less expensive than paying for 5 hours of therapy!
Due to digital nature of this course, all sales are final.