Where are you going in this parenting journey? Becoming clear about your family values, can be your “north star” and guide your choices and decisions throughout your parenting journey to the adult children you hope to
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Where Are You Going? Finding Your North Star as a Parent.
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Our Team
Sandy Inkster
I remember how much my first born awakened a love of children in me and a desire to learn how to engage in the best way to support his development. The interest in becoming a skillful and wise parent enticed me to read, study, join parenting groups and ultimately become a parent education facilitator. More than 35 years ago. I’m grateful for my continued inspiration from my grandchildren and adult children, to be curious in my relating and communicating in all that life delivers.
Kelly Armstrong
I believe parenting is an ever-evolving skill set. As parents, we may love our kids AND find the day-to-day challenges a lot. I am a parent of three grown children and volunteer with kids in my free time. As a life-long learner, I love reading and exploring new ideas in various forms from podcasts, to books to returning to school again (and again). In my free time I can be found knitting, gardening, or exploring the outdoors with my family and dogs.
Samantha Ennest
I am a parent education facilitator for Muskoka Family Focus and Children’s Place. Serving families in our community has been a passion for the entirety of my career and I have had the pleasure of being able to do so in a variety of roles over the past 24 years. I’m fortunate enough live in Muskoka with my two youngest sons and deeply enjoy the time we spend together. I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to share some information about parenting with you and learn together in this journey of parenthood!
Carol Corriveau-Truchon
I am the Parent Education Supervisor for Muskoka Family Focus and the proud parent of 4 amazing adults. My family has enjoyed living in Muskoka for over 30 years. Parent Education workshops changed how I parented and helped me learn the skills I needed to raise kind, strong, independent children (with my husband and our village, of course). My wish is that all parents could have access to these workshops and resources, and I hope that Parenting in Muskoka will make that possible.