A 12-week program designed to help parents and children develop happier family relationships, improve health, mental family and help reduce alcohol consumption and drugs, violence and negative behavior in young people.
Our How to Be Angry class is for children, aged 6 to 12. This class focuses on helping children understand, identify, and effectively manage their emotions, particularly addressing the important aspect of anger. Simultaneously, parents will have the opportunity to participate in sessions where they acquire practical tools and strategies to provide comprehensive support to […]
Our How to Be Angry class is for children, aged 6 to 12. This class focuses on helping children understand, identify, and effectively manage their emotions, particularly addressing the important aspect of anger. Simultaneously, parents will have the opportunity to participate in sessions where they acquire practical tools and strategies to provide comprehensive support to […]
This USARA Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) support group is a free, structured program for family and friends who are concerned about someone close to them with a substance use problem
A training for people wanting to learn how to prevent, recognize, and respond to an opioid overdose.
Our youth group, catering to individuals aged 13-18, is dedicated to advocacy, education, prevention, and engaging in service projects centered around mental health. This inclusive space is designed for young people to connect with peers facing similar challenges, fostering a supportive community where they can learn, grow, and make a positive impact.
A class that practices yoga and meditation for the emotional well-being of the participant
A 12-week program designed to help parents and children develop happier family relationships, improve health, mental family and help reduce alcohol consumption and drugs, violence and negative behavior in young people.
Our How to Be Angry class is for children, aged 6 to 12. This class focuses on helping children understand, identify, and effectively manage their emotions, particularly addressing the important aspect of anger. Simultaneously, parents will have the opportunity to participate in sessions where they acquire practical tools and strategies to provide comprehensive support to […]
Our How to Be Angry class is for children, aged 6 to 12. This class focuses on helping children understand, identify, and effectively manage their emotions, particularly addressing the important aspect of anger. Simultaneously, parents will have the opportunity to participate in sessions where they acquire practical tools and strategies to provide comprehensive support to […]
