These sessions are developed teens and tweens in mind.  No matter the topic, the goal is to help teens and tweens fill their "coping skills playbook" with life strategies to increase their likelihood of making healthy decisions, forming positive peer groups, and becoming healthy adults who positively contribute to their communities.  

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These opportunities can be in a small group (5-10 people) or community workshop format.  This may be one single event or a multi-session support group that meets weekly or monthly.

• Topics​ (this is not an exhaustive list)

  • ​Reconnecting Youth​. An  evidenced-based prevention program for adolescents who are at-risk for dropping out of school or have previously dropped out of school and returned.  This is a 12-session course that is designed to build student life skills in hopes of them having improvement in school school-smart skills, improvement in mood management, and improvement in drug-use control.

  • Substance Use Prevention

  • Adverse Childhood Experiences

  • Social Emotional Learning

  • Adulting 101

These are not counseling services.

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Clients will be referred to appropriate mental health services as needed.

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Parenting Support is designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers build their community support systems by providing an avenue for individuals to come together to share experiences and discuss topics related to parenting through the many stages of our lives and our children's lives.  These opportunities can be in a small group (5-10 people) or community workshop format.  This may be one single event or a multi-session support group that meets weekly or monthly.

• Topics​ (this is not an exhaustive list)

  • ​Love and Logic TM Parental support utilizing skills from Parenting with Love & Logic TM and Love & Logic: Adults Supporting Youths with Challenging Pasts TM.

  • Building Strong Towers. Support designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers understand what Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are, how they affect us and our children, and how to build resiliency within ourselves while modeling and gifting it to our children.

  • ​I Love You Still. Support for those of us who care for and love children, teens, and young adults who show a pattern of behaviors that create negative consequences for themselves and loved ones in school, at home, and within the community.

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​These are not counseling services.

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Clients will be referred to appropriate mental health services as needed.

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Speaker Request Form

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

SMALL GROUP SERVICES

Small group coaching and consulting similar to individual services, with the added benefit of group support and community building. Groups size: 5 - 10 people

• Types of groups (suggestions)

  • Girls Night/Day In​

  • Dads/Moms/Guardians

  • Church groups

  • Teen/Youth groups

  • Collegiate and community organizations

• Topics​ (this is not an exhaustive list)

  • Introduction to Love and Logic (TM)​

  • Adulting 101 Crash Course

  • Introduction to Reconnecting Youth

  • Customized (additional fees apply)

In Person - $275 per hour - maximum 3 hours

Virtual - $200 per hour - maximum 3 hours

These are not counseling services.
Clients will be referred to appropriate mental health services as needed.​

Speaker Request Form

INDIVIDUAL SERVICES

1 on 1 coaching and consulting which focuses on learning, building, and practicing coping skills and life strategies.

• Love and Logic TM
  Parental support utilizing skills from Parenting with Love & Logic TM and Love & Logic: Adults Supporting Youths with Challenging Pasts TM.

• Adulting 101
  Support of  teenagers and young adults who are transitioning from being high school students to a thriving adults who enjoy life, make healthy decisions, and are a part of a positive supportive community.

In-home $150 / Virtual $135 per hour

These are not counseling services.
Clients will be referred to appropriate mental health services as needed.​

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These sessions are ​designed to help young adults navigate through the transition from childhood to adulthood.  The workshops allow young adults to build soft skills, relationship skills, employment skills, and coping skills as they begin to venture out into full adulthood.

These opportunities can be in a small group (5-10 people) or community workshop format.  This may be one single event or a multi-session support group that meets weekly or monthly.

• Topics​ (this is not an exhaustive list)

  • Substance Use Prevention

  • Adverse Childhood Experiences

  • Social Emotional Learning

  • Adulting 101

These are not counseling services.

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Clients will be referred to appropriate mental health services as needed.

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Speaker Request Form