Healthy Dialogue
Helps parents, youth, and youth workers understand their responsibilities and roles.
At a glance
In the Asian-American family, differences between the young and older generations can lead to conflicts due to their different cultural backgrounds. This can sometimes lead to disagreements and difficulties in communicating with each other in a healthy way.
That’s why we have created a special course called “Healthy Dialogue”! This course is designed to help parents, youth, and youth workers understand their roles and responsibilities better. It also provides guidelines for healthy communication and setting boundaries between:
- youth workers and parents
- youth and their parents
By participating in this course, everyone can learn how to have respectful and productive conversations with each other. Let’s bridge the generation gap and build stronger connections within our families!
What you'll learn
A1: Parents and Youth
Learn and understand the roles and responsibilities of parents and teenagers in an effort to improve interaction and communication within a family setting.
A2: Parents and Youth Workers
Introduces skills and tools to aid teenagers in connecting and expressing concerns with their parents.
B1: Tips for Youth Workers
Assists in clarifying the ministry roles of parents and youth workers, and helping parents identify and establish healthy relationship boundaries in the youth ministry context.
B2: Tips for Youth
Provides tools to youth workers in communicating with youth parents and youth.
More detail
For more information about this program and how to register, please email us at hd@renewtheresponse.org.
Healthy Dialogue
Helps parents, youth, and youth workers understand their responsibilities and roles.
At a glance
In the Asian-American family, differences between the young and older generations can lead to conflicts due to their different cultural backgrounds. This can sometimes lead to disagreements and difficulties in communicating with each other in a healthy way.
That’s why we have created a special course called “Healthy Dialogue”! This course is designed to help parents, youth, and youth workers understand their roles and responsibilities better. It also provides guidelines for healthy communication and setting boundaries between:
- youth workers and parents
- youth and their parents
By participating in this course, everyone can learn how to have respectful and productive conversations with each other. Let’s bridge the generation gap and build stronger connections within our families!
What you'll learn
A1: Parents and Youth
Learn and understand the roles and responsibilities of parents and teenagers in an effort to improve interaction and communication within a family setting.
A2: Parents and Youth Workers
Introduces skills and tools to aid teenagers in connecting and expressing concerns with their parents.
B1: Tips for Youth Workers
Assists in clarifying the ministry roles of parents and youth workers, and helping parents identify and establish healthy relationship boundaries in the youth ministry context.
B2: Tips for Youth
Provides tools to youth workers in communicating with youth parents and youth.
Curriculum
Healthy Dialogue Courses
"Healthy Dialogue", provides two-way boundaries and communication guidelines between youth workers, youth, and parents.
Series A
How can parents have Healthy Dialogue with their teen(s)?
English or Chinese Handbook + English Caption or Chinese Caption
Introduces the 6 causes of communication struggles.
Equips parents with skills and tools to enhance communication with their teenagers.
Uses discussion questions and case studies to understand and explain the core values and issues of youth in today’s culture that may create conflict and communication struggles.
Helps participants learn and understand the roles and responsibilities of parents and teenagers in an effort to improve interaction and communication within a family setting.
The material could serve as a training course for youth parents.
6-week small group series or 12-week Sunday School series.
We highly recommend inviting Dr. Agnes for a professional Q&A after the group discussion.
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Healthy Dialogue Training Program A1 Parents and Youth Bundle
How can parents have Healthy Dialogue with a Youth Worker?
Conducted in English + English Caption & HandBook
Seeks to understand the unique and traditional dynamics and core values within a typical Asian-American family in an effort to enhance the relationship and communication between youth and parents.
Uses discussion questions and case studies to aid teenagers in establishing healthy dialogue with parents.
Introduces skills and tools to aid teenagers in connecting and expressing concerns with their parents.
The material could serve as a training course for youth groups.
6-week small group series or 12-week Sunday School series.
Series B
Training youth workers to have a healthy dialogue with parents
HDE- 103WA
Conducted in English + English Caption & Handbook
This Course includes a downloadable study guide, 30+ minutes video (5 lectures), discussion questions, review quizzes, and a certificate of completion at the end of this course. Courses are accessible on mobile, PC, and Mac users. Online teacher assisting service is also available to help answer any course material questions.
Course Description:
Seeks to understand the unique and traditional dynamics and core values within a typical Asian-American family in an effort to enhance the ministry partnership between parents and youth workers.
Uses discussion questions and case studies to aid parents and youth workers in establishing healthy dialog and communicating ministry expectations.
Assists in clarifying the ministry roles of parents and youth workers, and helping parents identify and establish healthy relationship boundaries in the youth ministry context.
The material in this class could serve as a foundation for training among youth parents.
Self-paced, 24/7 access, and 30-day completion.
Please Note Prerequisites:
Tips for Youth Workers (HDE-104WA) or HD with Parents and Youth (tips for Parents) HDE-101WA
Training youth workers to guide youth to have a healthy dialogue with parents
HDE-103WA
Conducted in English + English Caption & Handbook
Seeks to understand the unique and traditional dynamics and core values within a typical Asian-American family in an effort to enhance the ministry partnership between youth parents and youth workers.
Uses discussion questions and case studies to aid youth parents and youth workers in establishing healthy dialog and communicating ministry expectations.
Assists in clarifying the ministry roles of youth parents and youth workers, and helping youth workers identify and establish healthy relationship boundaries in their ministry context.
Provides tools to youth workers in communicating with youth parents and youth.
The material could serve as a foundation for leadership training among future youth workers.
30+ minutes video (5 lectures)
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Testimonial
Why People Choose Healthy Dialogue Courses
Live purposefully by pursuing spiritual maturity, utilizing God-given gifts, and bridging cultural and generational gaps.
With our youth workers, we have come to a better agreement and better understanding of our own roles. We know we are bridge between parents and the youth.
Our youth workers even took initiative to start having coffee time with the parents. So it’s actually really awesome…they actually want to do that. And it’s actually a breakthrough for us.
Overall, we really recommend this training to parents or youth workers if you haven’t tried this before.