The stepfamily is becoming one of the most common family forms in this country. Stepparents have a ready-made family from the very beginning. The new family members must learn to live together. The stepchildren and stepparents have to learn to get along. Then there are former partners, grandparents, friends, current and former in-laws, teachers, clergy, and other people who must learn to adjust to the new stepfamily. Usually, these are not easy processes and can take a lot of time.
Stepping Stones for Stepfamilies is a home study series focused on
building strong stepfamily relationships.
Lesson 1: Taking Time to Think About My Family
Lesson 2: Building a Strong Couple Relationship
Lesson 3: Building Step Relationships
Lesson 4: Understanding a Child’s Realities
Lesson 5: Understanding Financial and Legal Matters
For assistance accessing this self-paced learning experience please contact a Post Rock District Office.
By: Nora Rhoades
