Positive Discipline
Parenting Classes
In-person + Zoom classes for parents & caregivers of children birth to elementary.
Can’t wait? Self-paced online class or private workshops available now.
Positive Discipline workshops
Join parents like you, in a transformative “power” workshop with Julietta Skoog.
Siblings
All siblings have challenges and fight, whether they are besties, rivals or preparing for a new baby. Learn how to embrace their conflict using specific techniques that teach long-term social-emotional skills and tackle sibling drama. Regardless of their age, children have the opportunity to learn tools that decrease conflict and increase confidence and assertiveness. These skills support peer interactions and social skills outside the home. You will gain immediate tools to use right away!
This workshop is facilitated by Julietta Skoog, Ed.S, MA
Spring 2024virtual via Zoom
Date: Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Time: 10 am – 1 pm PST
Cost: $150
Register to attend: You will receive a recording + bonus content!
Anxiety
Does your child struggle with: work avoidance, big emotions, sensitivity, social anxiety, screen addiction withdrawal, specific phobias, perfectionism, falling asleep, independence, or separation anxiety? You are not alone! Learn signs, myths, and helpful strategies for overcoming anxiety in home and at school. Julietta Skoog brings 20 years of experience as a school psychologist, school counselor, Positive Discipline trainer and parent of three to this experiential, insightful workshop. You will leave with tangible tools to use right away with your child, and a renewed sense of hope for how YOU can help.
Spring 2024virtual via Zoom
Date: Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Time: 10 am – 1pm PT
Cost: $150 / per person
Register to attend: You will receive a recording + bonus content!
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Positive Discipline 6 Week Series
Join parents, caregivers and nannies for six weeks of parenting classes. This class is appropriate for expecting parents all the way to elementary ages.
Ready to level up and get a solid framework of parenting strategies and tools? In this group experience you will learn what “discipline” actually means and looks like, growing confidence each week through a style rooted in firmness and kindness. Learn how to have fun through connection while also setting healthy limits and boundaries to teach important social and life skills. Help your child feel a sense of belonging and significance through mutual respect and encouragement and deepen your family communication and systems. Based on Jane Nelsen’s Positive Discipline books, these classes are a wonderful way to get personalized support and practice the skills over a few weeks so that you can go more in-depth with the material and have accountability.
*Our self-paced online course and private coaching are available now if you would like immediate support.
Fall 2023
virtual via Zoom
Date: October 10 – November 14
Time: 10 am – 12 pm PT
$299 /person or $399 /household
Registration closed
Winter 2024
in-person, Seattle, WA
Date: February 27 – April 2
Time: 6 pm – 8 pm PT
Location: 7503 18th Ave NW, Seattle 98117 (Ballard)
$299 /person or $399 /household
Class details
Tuesdays February: 27 | March: 5, 12, 19, 26 | April 2
Time: 6pm – 8pm
Location: NW Christian Church (site of the Ballard Preschool Co-op): 7503 18th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98117
All classes are held on Tuesdays 6pm – 8pm pm PT in person. Each series includes 6 classes. We do take breaks for some holidays and school holidays (ex: spring break). Click on the purchase buttons below to register.
The winter class is facilitated by Alexis Gentry, LCSW.
*Scholarships are available upon request. Email: [email protected]
Private Class
If you wish to set up a private class, please email: [email protected]
Private workshops
Schedule a private workshop for 10 or more guests with our Early years + Elementary Lead, Julietta Skoog. Available in-person in the United States or via Zoom.
Great for
- Friends & family
- Parent support groups (PEPS)
- Workplace
- Preschool families
Topic examples
- Positive Discipline
- Sibling and peer conflict
- Anxiety
- Mindfulness & self-care
Need immediate support?
Coaching
Private coaching with our Sproutable Leads
Free Workshop
Free workshops for parents/caregivers of infants to teens.
Self-paced course
Learn from your phone or computer. Positive Discipline video course.
You are ready. Learn how to…
Be effective and have fun as a parent.
Discipline with kindness & firmness.
Help children become responsible problem solvers.
Diffuse power struggles.
Build a home of cooperation and mutual respect.
CONNECT CONNECT CONNECT
Meet our trainers
Julietta Skoog, Ed.S, MA
Julietta is a Certified Positive Discipline Trainer. She has an Ed.S Degree in School Psychology and a Masters Degree in School Counseling from Seattle University with over 20 years experience helping families in schools and homes. She is also the co-founder and early learning expert at Sproutable.
Her expertise includes early child development, autism, learning disabilities, anxiety, and behavior disorders, as well as leading friendship groups and classroom lessons based on Positive Discipline and Social Thinking. Mindfulness is a key foundation in all of her work.
Her popular keynote speeches, classes, and workshops have been described as rejuvenating, motivating, and inspiring. She has learned the most from her own three children.
Alexis Gentry, LCSW
Alexis Gentry is Positive Discipline teacher, a social worker and a mom of two. She has her Masters in social work from University of California Los Angeles. She has 6 years of experience supporting parents through 1:1 support for new moms, new parent support groups and facilitating Positive Discipline Classes. Alexis enjoys cold plunging in the sound, hiking with her family and dog, and watercoloring with a hot cup of coffee. She lives in Seattle with her husband and two kids ages 6 and 3.
Positive Discipline
Dr. Jane Nelsen’s Positive Discipline parent education is based on the theories of psychologists Alfred Adler and Rudolf Dreikurs. Positive Discipline helps your child feel a sense of significance and belonging through learning important life skills of empowerment, self-reliance and cooperation. This parenting style encourages kindness and firmness at the same time.
Kindness is the way we interact and connect with our children, honoring their dignity and respecting their needs.
Firmness is the way we respect ourselves and the needs of the situation, as well as following through with what we say we are going to do.