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Florida Family Court requires divorcing/separating couples with minor children to complete a DCF approved parenting class before finalizing their divorce.
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Online Course Features:
Video
Scenarios Watch videos with common co-parenting problems and then see different responses that produce positive and negative results. |
Guided
Questions After each video scenario, explore how each problem can be addressed, and increase your understanding of the situation. |
Reinforcing
Quizzes Reinforce what you've learned and ensure that you'll be ready to handle situations in the future. |
Skills
Practice Spend time practicing and refining your skills in our Skills Practice section - meant to increase your confidence in the skills taught. |
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Tara Moser, LCSW
Florida DCF Approved Provider
Tara Moser, LCSW
Florida DCF Approved Provider
Tara Moser, LCSW, RPT-S, CAAPT, specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families. She is the owner of Delta Family Counseling, LLC. She has a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Central Florida and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of Florida (#SW8379). Tara also specializes in Play Therapy with children 2 -18 years old, as well as incorporates animal assisted play therapy into her clinical work utilizing her three dogs Abbey, Bode, and Lennon. Tara is actively involved in the Association for Play Therapy and The National Association of Social Workers at local, state, and national levels. She is the first mental health professional in Florida to become credentialed in Animal Assisted Play Therapy through the International Institute for Animal Assisted Play Therapy.
Tara has worked in a variety of therapeutic roles including foster care, non-profit family counseling, non-profit individual counseling, elementary school based counseling programs, adolescent drug prevention/intervention, behavioral therapy with autism, domestic violence counseling, and supervised visitation, in addition to her private practice. Tara’s counseling approach is client centered in that each session is unique to meet the client’s needs and utilizes tools that are most effective for the client to be expressive such as play, music, animals, and art. More often with the younger children, non-directive and directive modalities of play therapy are utilized. Cognitive-behavioral approaches and family system approaches are also utilized. |