Training will discuss the follow topics: *Trauma effects *Shift thinking *Role of a caregiving team *Trauma Response Presented by: LaTanya Keaton, LPC Mental Health Therapist  

Special Needs and Medically Fragile Children: What you need to know, what you think you know, and what others should know about caring for, fostering, or adopting. Navigating services and […]

Children grieve differently than adults. This training will help participants learn the key differences, how to recognize grief in children, and how to help children through the grief process. This […]

This Training will assist parents in identifying the possible causes of difficult behavior, and discuss techniques that may be effective.                           Please Join Us!!      Presented by: Linda Watson, BA, CEO […]

In April, we talked about anger - how our children feel and express it, and how we do too. In July, we’ll spend time talking about another common response to […]

Parenting for the Future: You have a short time frame to prepare kids for a challenging and ever-changing future. How do you parent so kids are self-confident, motivated, and ready for […]

What happens when we have to “make a family” sometimes from scratch? Learn how to use intentional activities and discussion to help new family formations bond. Understand the unique challenges […]

Join us as talk about self-care through the areas of physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional on a daily basis. Presented by: Becca Stackhouse Morson, M.S., CFLE All Participants should RSVP […]

While all of us tell lies now and then, it can be problematic behavior in parenting kids from hard places. in this training, you will learn some reasons why kids […]

Natural hair care class provides instructions and clinical practice in shampooing, hair maintenance routine, and overnight protective wrappings. Model will be used while performing natural hairstyling. Questions will be allowed […]

Description:   When individuals are diagnosed with autism, the individual and family are rarely given additional information outside of the initial report.  This can lead to confusion and really leaves families in a position to figure things out on their own.  This discussion will focus on providing education about autism spectrum disorder as well as information […]

Children aren’t the only ones who go through stages. Parents also have their own stages to navigate as they move from parent/protector to friend/advisor. Each stage has challenges and opportunities. Learn the important characteristics necessary for parents to model as you nurture and encourage children to become young adults of character and resilience. *All Participants should RSVP separately […]