SUPPORTED TARGETS

PARENT EDUCATION

Parenting does not come with a handbook so we meet needs of the family by offering an 8-week parent education program designed to improve participant capacity to implement developmentally appropriate parenting practices.
All participants learn to navigate the unique social, behavioral, and environmental challenges that may arise in the parent-child relationship.
To date, we have served over 300 families through this program and the list is growing.

Provider shortages contribute to limited access to care.
To address the shortage, we’ve offered competitive multi-discipline internship and training experiences since 2014.
Our clinical trainees are highly skilled and enter the workforce well prepared. They boast skills in psychological testing, individual therapy, group therapy, consultation, and parent education.

We do not just provide services in the community, we serve.
Our staff and volunteers partner with other organizations to expand our reach.
Collaborative agreements solidify our commitment and strengthen our ability to work in the community.

Food insecurity leads to hunger in children and families.
Our work offers relief by partnering with food providers to provide healthy foods.
We’ve reached over 15, 000 families and counting.