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Join native or basic Japanese speaking families with children under 5 years to play, sing, and socialize.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandparent, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, School Readiness, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

We are so excited to announce the start of our Vancouver Washington FASt Friends Support group on March 28th 2020. We need your feedback on what you would like to see in your group and would like to update you on the time and location once we get that nailed down. Let us know you’re interested by clicking the I’M INTERESTED button. Volunteer ran and peer-led, all of our support groups are open to families or caregivers to individuals who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of being impacted by FASD’s as well as to adults impacted by FASD’s. Our groups are respectful of and open to birth mothers. There is no fee to attend.(Keywords: Adoption, Baby, FAS, Father, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Post-Adoption, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

45th Street Homeless Youth Clinic services are for youth and young adults (ages 12-23) who are currently homeless or have been homeless at some point in the last 12 months. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing, Counseling, Depression, Food, Gay, Health, Housing, Mental Health, Public Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location!. This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location!. This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location!. This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location! This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Advocacy/support services for individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages.(Keywords: Autism, Basic Needs, Counseling, Disability, Education, FAS, Respite, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

Support groups for parents and older babies (5-12 months). Meet weekly to share parenting highs and lows, sing songs, and discuss parenting options. (Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Early Learning, Father, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Postpartum, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Parent and preschool education. This is a unique, hands-on experience for parent and child.(Keywords: Childcare, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, School, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

The mission of Benton Franklin Community Action Committee is to empower families and individuals to improve their quality of life through the promotion of greater self-sufficiency. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare, Clothing, Counseling, Disability, Early Learning, Education, Father, Food, Grandparent, Health, Housing, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Spanish, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Two-day workshop for pregnant couples and new parents. Discover how to stay connected with your partner, interact with your baby, keep both parents involved, deal with conflict in a positive way and create a caring, nurturing home.(Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Childbirth, Depression, Father, Gay, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Nursing, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Respite, Stress, )

Through discussion, lectures, videos and mutual support, parents can build on existing strengths, learn more effective communication, find self-care & stress-reduction strategies, explore the role of temperament, review developmental stages, learn how environment affects development and behavior, learn positive discipline strategies, develop logical consequences, explore how to manage work and family time, review home safety, plus special topics and more!(Keywords: Father, Grandparent, Step Parent, Stress, Support, )

Parents who want to build on existing strengths, learn more effective communication, find self care and stress reduction strategies. Explore the role of temperment, review developmental stages, learn how environment affects develoment and behavior. Learn positive discipline strategies, develop logical consequences, explore how to manage work and family time, review home safety.(Keywords: Baby, Education, Infant, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

This support group is for adults or parents/caregivers of children with ADD/ADHD.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Disability, Education, Home School, Mental Health, Preschool, Respite, School, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Parenting classes; fatherhood program; doula mentors; New Parent Cafe; birth education; toddler playgroup; and more.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Clothing, Counseling, Diapers, Early Learning, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Pregnancy, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Counseling/mental health; disability; family;parenting education; child care resource & referral; parent support; and senior & youth services.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Childcare, Counseling, Daycare, Disability, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Stress, Support, )

Mental health/chemical dependency treatment; DUI assessment; eating disorders; marriage/family; parent/child; depression; DV; sexual/physical abuse; grief/loss; anger management; support groups.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder Support groups for adults and parents of children with ADD/ADHD. Information, referral and advocacy.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Disability, Education, School, School Readiness, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: ADHD, Anger management, Depression, Education, FAS, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Respite, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: ADHD, Anger management, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Respite, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support, education, and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors, and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communites and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Psychotherapeutic counseling for children and families who have children in crisis. Brief assessments are provided with referrals. For more thorough assessments made when needed(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Father, Mental Health, Stress, )

CHSW's Spokane location brings together children and families for a variety of programs that work to strengthen relationships through support programs and counseling, as well as provide parents with the tools they need to assist in the development of their young children.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Education, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

We serve children, youth and families through comprehensive community-based mental health services. (Keywords: ADHD, Counseling, Disability, FAS, Mental Health, Public Health, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

Children's Response Center, a program of Harborview Medical Center, provides services and support for children and youth under the age of 18 who have experienced sexual assault or other traumatic events. Services are also available for non-offending family members and children and youth who display sexual behavior problems. Children's Response Center serves residents in East and North King County.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Education, Mental Health, Preschool, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

The Children\\\'s Crisis Outreach Response System provides comprehensive services to children and youth and families in King County. These services are provided free of charge to children, youth and families. King County has contracted with YMCA Family Services and Mental Health to deliver these services. Who is eligible? Children and youth not enrolled in the King County Mental Health Plan (KCMHP) who are up to age 18 and who live in King County their identified caregivers and families (including foster parents)(Keywords: Anger management, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

The Children\'s Crisis Outreach Response System provides comprehensive services to children and youth and families in King County. These services are provided free of charge to children, youth and families. King County has contracted with YMCA Family Services and Mental Health to deliver these services.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Stress, Teen, )

The Children\'s Crisis Outreach Response System provides comprehensive services to children and youth and families in King County. These services are provided free of charge to children, youth and families. King County has contracted with YMCA Family Services and Mental Health to deliver these services. must be referred through Crisis Clinic or Wrap-around(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Stress, Teen, )

Join us for the Circle of SecurityTM Parenting series, an award-winning program designed to enhance close relationships between parents and children. Circle of SecurityTM will teach you the skills you need to read your child’s signals, so you can be a more perceptive, responsive and effective parent during those formative first years of life.(Keywords: Baby, Childcare, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

Support group for relative caregivers of children. (Keywords: Counseling, DSHS, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Relative, Respite, Stress, Support, )

seminars, video classes, weekly series, one-on-one, some court approved for parents with all ages of chidren. (Keywords: Education, Father, Grandparent, Stress, )

This four hour seminar is designed to offer information to parents or caregivers regarding methods for supporting children when parents live separately. The class will focus on the best interests of the children and how parents can facilitate as smooth a transition as possible.(Keywords: Divorce, Father, Relative, Step Parent, Stress, )

This 4 hour seminar is designed to offer information to parents and caregivers regarding methods for supporting children when parents live separately. The class will focus on the best interests of the children and how parents can facilitate as smooth a transition as possible.(Keywords: Divorce, Father, Relative, Step Parent, Stress, )

This 4 hour seminar provides information to parents and caregivers regarding methods for supporting children when parents live separately. The class will focus on the best interests of children and how parents can facilitate as smooth a transition as possible.(Keywords: Father, Relative, Step Parent, Stress, )

This 4 hour seminar provides This 4 hour seminar is designed to offer information to parents or caregivers regarding methods for supporting children when parents live separatly. The class will focus on the best interests of the ... This 4 hour seminar is designed to offer information to parents or caregivers regarding methods for supporting children when parents live separatly. The class will focus on the best interests of the children and how parents can facilitate as smooth a transition as po(Keywords: Father, Relative, Step Parent, Stress, )

Is your child exhibiting inappropriate behaviors that may include sexual acting out, physical aggression, cruelty, rage, stealing, theft, lying, depression or substance abuse? This program offers ongoing support, behavior management skills, community resources.(Keywords: Counseling, Education, Foster Care, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Is your child exhibiting inappropriate behaviors that may include, sexual acting out, physical aggression, cruelty, rage, stealing, theft, lying, depression or substance abuse? This program offers, ongoing support, behavior management skills & community resources.(Keywords: Education, Foster Care, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Is your child exhibiting inappropriate behaviors that may include, sexual acting out, physical aggression, cruelty, rage, stealing, theft, lying, depression or substance abuse? This program offers, ongoing support, behavior management skills & community resources.(Keywords: Counseling, Education, Foster Care, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Care Crisis Chat is an online confidential, secure, and anonymous way of reaching out for help when you don’t know where else to turn. Care Crisis chat is a place to find non-judgmental support and help through a difficult time.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Depression, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

We also have a special group just for dads and toddlers that meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month September through June. This play and learn group is designed especially for the dads and men in a child’s life to meet up and have the opportunity to play and learn together twice a month. Discover the importance of being a positive male role model for your toddler, and have fun doing it!(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Anger management, Father, Home Visit, Mother, School Readiness, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Tacoma Support Group Meeting When: 2nd Thursdays, 6pm – 8pm Where: Children’s Museum of Tacoma Welcome back! Our monthly support group meeting resumes tonight with our friends and families joining forces with Exceptional Families. See you soon. Parking is free on street after 6pm, adjacent lot is $6 (or free in marked museum spaces with museum member parking pass) Registration is required for childcare – www.exceptionalfamilies.org/sfps-tacoma.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Depression, Disability, Father, Foster Care, Fun, Grandfather, Infant, Mental Health, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Respite, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Serving women, children, and teens providing confidential shelter for women seeking refuge from domestic violence by providing a 24-hour crisis line, advocacy, women's groups, women's advocacy, legal advocacy, extended stay apartments, and community education. Toll-free Advocacy & Crisis Hotline 1-877-465-7234(Keywords: Abuse, Basic Needs, Clothing, Domestic Violence, Education, Latino, Legal, Mental Health, Mother, Shelter, Stress, )

(DBT) is an evidence based treatment which helps people who struggle with managing their emotions. The (DBT) groups are for individuals between ages 13-18. This program teaches skills to manage things such as intense emotions, relationship challenges, impulse-behavior, self-harm, anger and painful emotions. (Keywords: Stress, Support, Teen, )

Mediation of civil non-violent disputes; intra-family; dissolution's, neighbors, merchants, businesses, fee disputes, property, etc.(Keywords: Legal, Stress, Support, )

Kinship Navigator Program helps strengthen families by helping relatives provide a safe, stable and nurturing environment for the children in their care. The Kinship Navigator Program aids kinship caregivers in understanding and navigating the system of services available for children living in their care. Spanish-speaking Navigator Assistant Laura Dow ldow@catholiccharitiescw.org 509-946-4645(Keywords: Adoption, Basic Needs, Childcare, Child Protective Services, DSHS, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Respite, Stress, Support, )

This 12 week parenting program is intended to improve the lives of children by promoting healthy father-child relationships and increasing positive male involvement. Based on the award winning curriculum "Nurturing Fathers," this program examines the roots of fathering, child development, balancing work and parenting and conflict resolution. This class is for men only. It is a full 12 week curriculum and has been consistenly accepted by Superior Court as meeting the 20 hour class requirement.(Keywords: Anger management, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Stress, Support, )

Los padres de familia conversaran sobre: *Habilidades de comunicaci�n del padre y ni�o *Promover el �xito del estudiante en la escuela *Usar disciplina positiva *Resolver problemas y prevenci�n de la violencia *Control de enojo *Las consecuencias y las reglas del hogar(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Latino, Spanish, Stress, Support, )

Los padres de familia conversaran sobre: *Habilidades de comunicacion del padre y nino *Promover el exito del estudiante en la escuela *Usar disciplina positiva *Resolver problemas y prevencion de la violencia *Control de enojo *Las consecuencias y las reglas del hogar(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Latino, Spanish, Stress, Substance Abuse, )

Confidential discussions of the challenges families and friends have when someone they care about is incarcerated.(Keywords: Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Stress, Support, )

Ongoing Parent Education and Support Program available for parents with open cases with Vancouver Child Protective Services. Not open to the public(Keywords: Child Protective Services, Education, Father, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Neglect, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

The Family Crisis Network proudly works with the community, of Newport, Washington, to prevent and advocate in matters of domestic violence, sexual assault, and homelessness. This web site is presented as an educational resource by the Family Crisis Center and is not designed to provide services to people in crisis. If you are seeking help for yourself or someone you care about, call our 24 Hour Crisis line at (509) 447-5483.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Stress, Support, )

Structured parenting group with childrens program with a topic and sharing and support. Potluck meal. (Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Families in the any of the following zip codes can enroll in the program. 98012, 98021, 98020, 98026, 98036, 98037, 98087, 98043 The Program starts when your infant is 4 months old. During the first year of your child’s life you will receive: A series of developmental screenings to make sure your baby’s development is on track. Postpartum depression screenings Parent Coaching phone calls(Keywords: Baby, Father, Mother, Postpartum, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, )

Free teen/young parent group (up to 23 years old). In collaboration with North Seattle Family Center the Teen Parent Program offers support groups, parenting classes/workshops, and home visiting. Also provide individual assistance with advocacy and support.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Located in the Wallingford neighborhood, FamilyWorks provides a variety of services to support families. These include - *Parent/child Playgroups *Parenting Classes *Individual and Family Advocacy *Teen Parent Program *Single Parent Activities *Life Skills Development *Weekly WIC Nutritionist Appointments (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Diapers, Early Learning, Education, Father, Food, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Neglect, Playgroup, School Readiness, Spanish, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Started as a Parent/Caregiver meet-up in November of 2019, our Tacoma/Puyallup Group officially started in January. Volunteer ran and peer-led, all of our support groups are open to families or caregivers to individuals who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of being impacted by FASD’s as well as to adults impacted by FASD’s. Our groups are respectful of and open to birth mothers. There is no fee to attend. We will be looking at changing the meeting time in April to accommodate more attendees. Sign-up and let us know what time and date works best for you.(Keywords: Baby, FAS, Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Post-Adoption, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Started as a Parent/Caregiver meet-up in November of 2019, our Tacoma/Puyallup Group officially started in January. Volunteer ran and peer-led, all of our support groups are open to families or caregivers to individuals who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of being impacted by FASD’s as well as to adults impacted by FASD’s. Our groups are respectful of and open to birth mothers. There is no fee to attend. We will be looking at changing the meeting time in April to accommodate more attendees. Sign-up and let us know what time and date works best for you.(Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Disability, FAS, Father, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Post-Adoption, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

A program to help divorcing parents connect and communicate with their children. (Keywords: Father, Mental Health, Stress, Support, )

A program to help divorcing parents connect and communicate with their children. (Keywords: Father, Mental Health, Stress, Support, )

Summer 2015, 10 session support and skill-building group for incoming freshman. Learn stress management , emotion regulation, executive function skills, and increase self-esteem. Located in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, Mental Health, School, School Readiness, Stress, Support, Teen, )

\"For Girls Only\" - Recommended for Girls Ages 10-12 and a Parent or Trusted Adult, this two-night, two-part class uses an informal and engaging format to present and discuss the issues most on the minds of pre-teens as they begin adolescence. Each session lasts two hours with a break in the middle for a snack. The two sessions are usually on the same night one week apart. \"For Boys Only\" - Recommended for Boys Ages 10-12 and Parent or Trusted Adult This two-night, two-part class uses an informal and engaging format to present and discuss the issues most on the minds of pre-teens as they begin adolescence.(Keywords: Education, Health, Mother, Stress, Teen, )

Helpline services are available to any resident of Walla Walla County in need of emergency social services.While some resources are available only for those living within specific poverty guidelines, resource counseling and information are provided for anyone, regardless of income. There is no fee for Helpline services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing, Diapers, Food, Health, Housing, Shelter, Stress, Support, )

Provides individual, group, marital & family counseling. Handles child and teen issues(e.g. child sexual abuse) divorce mediation and anger management (usually court ordered but self-referred OK). Gives family life,education and domestic violence treatment. Support groups for battered women, step-parenting and stress management. Most insurance accepted. Sliding scale fee. $15-$80.(Keywords: Adoption, Counseling, Early Learning, Infant, Mental Health, School Readiness, Special Needs, Stress, Toddler, )

The Institute's HOMEBUILDERS program is an intensive, in-home family counseling and skill building program that is designed to keep children safe, improve family functioning and prevent the unnecessary removal of children. All referrals are made through DSHS/Children's Administration child welfare services.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, DSHS, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Latino, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Jumping Mouse helps children heal through expressive mental health therapy. We support a child’s healthy development for as long as it takes. Jumping Mouse specializes in long-term, in-depth children's mental health.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Father, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Mental Health, Neglect, Preschool, Relative, Stress, Support, )

This 12-week class is designed to help understand the effects that DV has on children and everyone involved; to learn and practice new problem-solving techniques with children; and to help find support and counseling for yourself and your children.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Stress, Support, )

This 8-week class is designed for infants and toddlers ages birth through 3 yrs. It helps decrease levels of isolation and frustration felt by new parents, while enhancing their self-image and confidence in the ability to parent.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Father, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

The first year of an infant\'s life is an important time for everyone in the family. This class is designed as an interactive with the infant and parent together in attendance. It will help decrease the levels of isolation and frustration felt by new parents during this time, while enhancing their self image and increasing their confidence in their ability to successfully parent. Topics include child development, establishing attachment, recognizing cues, soothing techniques, and health and safety. (Keywords: Baby, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Challenging children are more of everything, more intense, persistent, and more uncomfortable with change than other children. They are also more lively, joyous, creative, and assertive. Learn positive approaches to dealing successfully with your spirited child.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Education, Mental Health, School Readiness, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

The Parenting place offers a variety of age-appropriate and topic-specific parenting classes, including classes for domestic violence, to strengthen families of Kitsap County.Parenting Education classes are offered quarterly. Classes address age ranges from birth to teen years. The Parenting Place is a service of Kitsap Community Resources(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Baby, Childcare, Domestic Violence, Early Learning, Education, Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Preschool, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

We serve families who are caring for grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, siblings, and close family friends. We help find them resources in the community and navigate through such systems as DSHS, legal courts, and schools. We can find them resources for financial concerns, counseling, classes, workshops, and support groups. There is also some emergent grant money available to help with basic needs.(Keywords: Baby, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Respite, Stress, Support, )

Our goal is to provide Kinship Caregivers assistance with resources, as well as services such as clothing and programs, events to bridge the gap between caregivers and the children we love.(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Baby, Basic Needs, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Relative, Stress, Support, )

Provide mental and behavioral health care services to children and families in Kitsap County. Services include Children\'s Crisis Team; Community Support Team; Home-Based Family Services; Intensive Children\'s Services (treatment foster care); Specialized Family Care; Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care; Madrona Day Treatment; Youth Impatient Unit; and Medical and Nursing Services. (Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, FAS, Health, Home Visit, Mental Health, Public Health, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

Counseling; Anger Management; Relationships; Depression; Premarital Counseling; Family Preservation.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, Mental Health, Stress, Support, )

This program provides emotional support and information to families of children with special needs and/or disabilities living within Klickitat County.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Autism, Disability, FAS, Mental Health, Respite, Stress, Support, )

This program provides emotional support and information to families of children with special needs and/or disabilities living within Klickitat County.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Autism, Disability, FAS, Respite, Stress, Support, )

This program provides emotional support and information to families of children with special needs and/or disabilities living within Klickitat County.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Autism, Disability, FAS, Respite, Stress, Support, )

This program, services, and support are designed to assist individuals with development disabilities and their families to obtain services and support based on individual preferences, need and capabilities. The goal is to promote typical routines, relationships and activities common to most citizens in the community.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Autism, Disability, FAS, Respite, Stress, Support, )

La Casa Hogar/Yakima Interfaith Coalition both provides and cultivates educational resources that meet the diverse needs of the Hispanic immigrant women and children of Yakima and its surrounding neighborhoods, creating a diverse, healthy, and self-sustaining resource for transformation in eastern Washington. Clients are empowered to practice self-sufficiency through education, gaining highly valued skills in computer and family literacy, English as a Second language, and early learning activities in our children’s learning center and leadership. (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Clothing, Domestic Violence, Early Learning, Education, Food, Health, Infant, Latino, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, Spanish, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

The Lake Stevens Family Center is the hub of resource information for our community, fostering the strength of individuals and families by providing support and opportunity through community partnerships. Some of our services include grandparent support groups; parent education; basic needs; ESL & ELL classes; community events; and more. Also Youth Advisory Council and events for youth and monthly Community Supper 2nd Thursday of the month(Keywords: Basic Needs, Father, Food, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mother, Spanish, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

We are continuing our collaboration with Concord Elementary School by offering this support group for Latino Women at the school every week.(Keywords: Latino, Spanish, Stress, Support, )

These sessions explore what the emotion is, where it comes from, and how an individual change destrictive actions that influence his life and current relatioinships. Participants may join at any time.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Domestic Violence, Father, Stress, )

This is a support group for mothers of young children.(Keywords: Baby, Depression, Health, Mental Health, Postpartum, Stress, )

A community of women raising children 0-6years with special needs-- sharing emotional support, promoting advocacy, and creating solutions. We welcome all mothers of children with special needs to join us for lively conversation, good humor, and emotional support in the company of other women who truly understand the unique struggles and celebrations.(Keywords: Baby, Disability, Early Learning, Education, Infant, Latino, Mother, Spanish, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

A program to help divorcing parents connect and communicate with their children. (Keywords: Father, Mental Health, Stress, Support, )

Come to learn how to knit or get help on your knitting projects.(Keywords: Fun, Stress, )

Parent-Child Interaction Training / Therapy (PCIT) is a 14-plus-week intensive program to help parents and children who are experiencing significant disruptive behavior, including those with ADHD and who may be on the autism spectrum. It gives equal attention to the parent-child relationship and to parents' skills in behavior management. The program aims to increase positive feelings and interactions between parents and children, improve child behavior and empower parents to use consistent, predictable, effective parenting strategies. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Autism, Early Learning, Father, Mother, Special Needs, Stress, )

Individualized parent instruction, support, and positive modeling for parents.(Keywords: Child Protective Services, Father, Foster Care, Mother, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

weekly group, 4 times a month. •Effective partnering strategies (Schools, Juvenile Court, Mental Health service providers, etc.) •Connection to other Parents who are dealing with similar and immediate concerns •Brainstorming for ideas to do something different than what is NOT working •A wealth of shared community resources from other Parents(Keywords: ADHD, Adoption, Counseling, Depression, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

The Parent to Parent program offers emotional support and information to families raising children with special health or developmental needs. In addition to parent support, the program offers sibling support, recreation and social opportunities, a newsletter, and disability awareness education through Kids on the Block puppets. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Autism, Baby, Disability, Early Learning, FAS, Health, Infant, Spanish, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

Support group for parents in recovery from substance abuse. Drop-In group.(Keywords: FAS, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Recovery, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Support group for parents in recovery from substance abuse. Drop-In group.(Keywords: FAS, Mental Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Spanish-speaking support group where parents with children birth to teen, can find a healthy, friendly environment and find answers to their concerns about parenting issues. Focus on critical family management skills. Meet with parents who share own cultural and own concerns and understand what you're going through. Children's program coincides with this group.(Keywords: Childcare, Education, Father, Grandparent, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Spanish, Stress, Support, )

Being a dad is exciting, rewarding and challenging. Talk about topics you care about, pick up resources and information specifically tailored to your needs and find out quick tips that can help your child listen better.(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandfather, Stress, Support, )

Parent Trust is a professionally facilitated peer-group for parents who are feeling overwhelmed by the challenges of raising children. Groups meet weekly and allow parents to share information and to discuss concerns related to parenting. A structured children's program is offered during group.(Keywords: Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Drop-in parent support and education group.(Keywords: Education, Stress, Support, )

Informal support group for parents of babies 9-12 months. Share parenting successes as well as challenges. Get practical, hands-on information to make the journey a little easier.(Keywords: Baby, Infant, Stress, Support, )

Informal support group for parents of babies 6-9 months. Share parenting successes as well as challenges. Get practical, hands-on information to make the journey a little easier(Keywords: Baby, Infant, Stress, Support, )

Informal support group for parents of babies 3-6 months. Share parenting successes as well as challenges. Get practical, hands-on information to make the journey a little easier.(Keywords: Baby, Infant, Stress, Support, )

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, FAS, Health, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Public Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

\"TIPS\"; \"Parents and Adolescents\"; \"Crianza con Carino\"; \"Family Relationships\"; and \"Learning with Infants and Toddlers\". Classes for parents and children to attend together. Parents learn to understand children\'s developmental stages, communication skills, and positve discipline techniques. Children learn communication, positve interaction, and cooperation skills. Scholarships available.(Keywords: Childcare, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Preschool, School, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Free, low-cost instruction for parents. Classes in The Nurtured Health Approach. For more information, contact Teri Rogers at (360) 856-3054.(Keywords: Baby, Infant, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Increase your parenting skills through this ten week class. It will focus on: building your child's self-esteem, effective communication, managing anger, stress, growth & development, and behavior management.(Keywords: Anger management, Baby, Education, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

a 10-week group class designed to support and strengthen parents in areas where they may be challenged, *Other topics of interest to parents (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Spanish, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

This Family Resource Center has been in existence for over twenty years providing parenting information, education and support. We are a private, non-profit agency relying on donations and community support , promoting a community commitment to healthy parenting and strengthening and enhancing families to ensure the well-being of children.(Keywords: Baby, Childcare, Early Learning, Education, Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Playgroup, Preschool, School Readiness, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

A group for parents and caregivers of individuals with disabilities, or special healthcare or learning needs. This group is about laughter, sharing resources, support, and building community. (Keywords: Adoption, Autism, FAS, Father, Foster Care, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, Special Needs, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

PEPS Newborn Groups These support groups are formed throughout King and Snohomish County for parents of newborns (age 0 – 4 months). Groups form a community of new parents where all members share experiences, get support for the challenges of early parenting, and learn parenting skills. They meet with a volunteer leader for three months, weekly for 2 hours. After three months the leader bows out, but the group is welcome to keep meeting on their own. Please call or visit our website to register. (Keywords: Baby, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

The Day Program is an intensive outpatient mental health treatment program for new and expecting moms. Part of the Center for Perinatal Bonding and Support, the Day Program is led by psychiatrists and therapists who specialize in caring for new and expecting moms. We welcome new moms to our supportive community where you can speak openly and get help for symptoms including sleeplessness, uncontrollable worrying, emptiness, not feeling like yourself, intrusive thoughts, anxiety and more. No referral needed. (Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Depression, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Recovery, Stress, Support, )

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a free facilitated playgroup where children and their caregivers play and learn together. Parents and caregivers create community with one another, talking and sharing, while children have the important experience of playing with other children. Children 0-5 and their caregivers are welcome.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Father, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Preschool, Respite, School Readiness, Step Parent, Stress, Toddler, )

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a free facilitated playgroup where children and their caregivers play and learn together. Parents and caregivers create community with one another, talking and sharing, while children have the important experience of playing with other children. Children 0-5 and their caregivers are welcome.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Foster Care, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Preschool, School Readiness, Spanish, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Parents and children come together to hear stories, have snacks, do crafts, and participate in circle time and supportive discussions! This is a great place to have FUN with your children, to interact with other families in playtime, and enhance the bond with your family and the community. Sessions are free and open to everyone!(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Mental Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

Pope’s Kids Place mission is to create healthier lives through innovative and professional care. We focus on children with special health care needs. Services we offer include: Early Learning Center Dental Care Respite Care (Keywords: Autism, Daycare, Disability, Early Learning, Health, Preschool, Respite, Special Needs, Stress, )

"This is Not What I Expected." This free support group offers emotional care, information, and resources for postpartum distress. Consider this group if you've had disturbing feelings about yourself or baby, are unable to sleep, lack an appetite, feel deep sadness with frequent crying, or feel angry with your partner or out of control and hopeless.(Keywords: Baby, Depression, Health, Infant, Mental Health, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

This is a new mom support group, offering additional support for the emotional changes and challenges of adapting to parenthood. (Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Counseling, Depression, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Stress, Support, )

(Keywords: Depression, Health, Mental Health, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

Project SAFE is a free phone-based clinical consultation program for parents and caregivers of youth ages 12-17 at risk of running away or who have already run. During the call, a counselor will listen, provide tools for coping with your teen, and help you develop an action plan to take care of yourself and improve the situation for you and your teen.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

Find peace of mind using Positive Discipline. In this 4-week class parents and caregivers will learn to: âžž Practice mutual respect to defuse power struggles. âžž Use genuine encouragement and strengthen the bond with your child âžž Communicate so both you and your child feel listened to. (Keywords: ADHD, Child Protective Services, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, )

Counseling; mental health services; youth substance abuse treatment; family support & prevention services; school based counseling services.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Rod's House Drop-In Center for Homeless Youth is a project of the Homeless Youth Workgroup of Yakima County.Rod's House provides meals, laundry and shower facilities, clothing and personal hygiene supplies, and computer access along with referrals to education options, health care, employment, and social services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing, Counseling, Disability, Food, Fun, Health, Housing, Latino, Mental Health, Recovery, Shelter, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The San Juan Island Family Resource Center is a community facility offering programs and services, as well as resources and referrals, designed to build on the strengths and capacities of our island families.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Counseling, Disability, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Health, Mental Health, Mother, Preschool, Public Health, School Readiness, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

The Seattle Childrens PlayGarden in partnership with the Best Start for Kids Initiative is pleased to announce our 2019-2020 introductory and advanced inclusion workshop series, Say Yes! to Kids with Disabilities Friday November 15th, 8:30am-12:30am Friday November 22, 8:30am-12:30pm *Space is limited. Please register with the links. The Intro workshops will offer the same content. Please register for the workshop that works best for your scheduling. All participants are encouraged (though not required) to also register for the advanced workshop. Advanced Inclusion Workshop Friday February 7th, 2020, 8:30am-12:30pm After you register the event organizers will send you an email with a short questionnaire that will help us design the workshop with your specific organizational needs and questions in mind.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Childcare, Child Protective Services, Daycare, Disability, DSHS, Early Learning, FAS, Health, Mental Health, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Public Health, School, School Readiness, Stress, Support, SIDS, Toddler, )

When you are expecting or have twins or more you face unique challenges and rewarding joys that many families have already experienced. Seattle Families of Multiples (SFOM) welcomes you to share in their understanding and support of having twins, triplets or higher order multiples.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Father, Home School, Infant, Mother, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

Parenting classes offered quarterly in connection with the cooperative preschool.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education, Father, Fun, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, School Readiness, Special Needs, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Being a father of a child with special needs is a unique position for a man to be in. There are many challenges- and many rewards. The Washington State Fathers Network (WSFN) firmly believes that men are superb resources for each other and that fathers have special needs of their own when it comes to raising a child with a chronic illness or developmental disability. The WSFN is trying to put together a local Fathers Network group in Snohomish County where dads of children with special needs(Keywords: Father, Grandfather, Stress, Support, )

Being a father of a child with special needs is a unique position for a man to be in. There are many challenges- and many rewards. The Washington State Fathers Network (WSFN) firmly believes that men are superb resources for each other and that fathers have special needs of their own when it comes to raising a child with a chronic illness or developmental disability. The WSFN is trying to put together a local Fathers Network group in Snohomish County where dads of children with special needs(Keywords: Father, Grandfather, Stress, Support, )

Being a father of a child with special needs is a unique position for a man to be in. There are many challenges- and many rewards. The Washington State Fathers Network (WSFN) firmly believes that men are superb resources for each other and that fathers have special needs of their own when it comes to raising a child with a chronic illness or developmental disability. The WSFN is trying to put together a local Fathers Network group in Snohomish County where dads of children with special needs(Keywords: Father, Grandfather, Stress, Support, )

This 5-week class for parents will focus on nutrition; depression & anxiety; self-esteem & self-care; anger management; and more. (Keywords: Anger management, Child Protective Services, Education, Father, Foster Care, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

This club serves children with disabilities 2-12 and their normally developing siblings 2-10. Each Saturday Club is staffed by two adult program managers and 4-6 teens who have been trained by Camp Fire\'s Special Sitter Training to care for kids with disabilities. Special Saturday Club is intended to provide a respite for parents. We are located at two elementary schools, two community centers, and one YMCA. Please call for more information.(Keywords: Autism, Childcare, Disability, Playgroup, Respite, Stress, Support, )

Information and applications for the Washington State Basic Food Program are available at the Stanwood Camano Family Center.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Food, Health, Stress, Support, )

Davis Place Teen Center opened in 2008, providing a safe supervised after-school and summer destination for middle and high school age youths. Teens can get help with their homework, hang out with friends, eat a healthy snack and take a free music or art class. An outside stage provides a venue for music events. The Youth Leadership Council gives teen an opportunity to volunteer, plan teen events and give back to the community. Call Davis Place to sign up for Guitar Lessons, Sewing Classes, Babysitting Classes, and Employment Skills Training. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Foster Care, Mental Health, School, Special Needs, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Discussion Topics: *Parenting & Recovery *Anger Management *Problem Solving & Positive Parenting *Consequences and Household Rules *Parent/Child Communication Tools(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Stress, )

Discussion Topics: *Parenting & Recovery *Anger Management *Problem Solving & Positive Parenting *Consequences and Household Rules *Parent/Child Communication Tools(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Stress, Support, )

Discussion Topics: *Parenting & Recovery *Anger Management *Problem Solving & Positive Parenting *Consequences and Household Rules *Parent/Child Communication Tools(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Stress, Support, )

Discussion Topics: *Parenting & Recovery *Anger Management *Problem Solving & Positive Parenting *Consequences and Household Rules *Parent/Child Communication Tools(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Stress, Support, )

Discussion Topics: *Parenting & Recovery *Anger Management *Problem Solving & Positive Parenting *Consequences and Household Rules *Parent/Child Communication Tools(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Stress, Support, )

13-session parenting program offered free in both English. The program addresses the needs of all parents: stepparents, grandparents, single parents, foster parents, and other adults who have children in their life.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Autism, Baby, Child Protective Services, Education, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mother, Neglect, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Help line answered by professionally trained youth volunteers between 6-10 pm each evening. People call Teen Link for all types of reasons. About 10 percent of the calls deal with suicide. The remaining 90 percent are about topics like relationships, problems at school, drugs and alcohol, self harm, grief and loss, dating violence, family problems, eating disorders, and much more. At Teen Link, no problem is too big or too small. If you need to talk, our volunteers are there to listen and help you find youth-friendly resources in our community.(Keywords: Depression, Education, Gay, Mental Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

This is a spanish speaking support group for Latina mothers.(Keywords: Depression, Gay, Mental Health, School, Sexual Assault, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

The teen parent program provides a parent support group in collaboration with the North Seattle Family Center. Our program has provided opportunities for teen parents to develop relationships with other teen parents, to connect to community resources, and to receive quality mentoring. We address barriers for teen parents by meeting their current needs and responding to their emerging issues. (Keywords: Baby, Education, Father, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Presented by Schana Odell & Sharon Cremin Incredible Years Help you recognize and value your personal experiences with your own children Come with a manual that\'s easy to understand ***This class begins on July 31st and continues every Wednesday through November 13th, it is a 16 week long class*** EVERY CLASS PARTICIPANT RECEIVES A GIFT Children\'s Program, transportation and meal provided based on space availability. ***Registration Closes Friday July 19th***(Keywords: Father, Mother, Stress, )

The Moms’ Network is a local nonprofit organization that provides an outlet for Mom’s to communicate, receive and exchange information, network with each other and be involved in the community. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

The Trevor Project is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people ages 13-24. 866-488-7386 (Keywords: Counseling, Gay, Mental Health, Sexual Assault, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Learn how to obtain assistance and support from King County Juvenile Court to reduce family conflict and get help for your child.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Anger management, Education, Father, Legal, Mental Health, Mother, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

Children’s Center offers specialized outpatient mental health counseling and psychiatric services for children and adolescents. We believe that successful treatment occurs through the strength of the therapeutic alliance with the child and family. Our treatment approach concerns itself with solutions; it is both positive and non-judgmental. Our approach is collaborative in nature and focuses on family strengths. Our therapists work toward achieving positive outcomes identified by the family by building on those strengths.(Keywords: Abuse, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Disability, FAS, Mental Health, Preschool, Sexual Assault, Special Needs, Stress, Teen, )

24 hour shelter and respite care for children birth to 6 years old whose families are at risk for child abuse; support; education; and crisis phone counseling for parents.(Keywords: Abuse, Childcare, Depression, Infant, Neglect, Respite, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Mental health counseling; homeless support services; domestic violence intervention; parenting support for families with young children; and employee assistance program.(Keywords: Anger management, Basic Needs, Clothing, Counseling, Diapers, Domestic Violence, Father, Housing, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Preschool, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Disability, Father, Foster Care, Health, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Post-Adoption, Recovery, School, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Disability, Early Learning, Education, Father, Fun, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Post-Adoption, School, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Staff and volunteers offer a wide variety of services and activities that promote healthy development in children. Families receive the support they need through relationship building groups, parenting classes, and mental health counseling as well as counseling to child victims of sexual abuse/assault and other crimes. Summer recreation programs, tutoring programs, and early learning programs help support children’s academic success.(Keywords: Abuse, Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Grandparent, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Preschool, Public Health, School Readiness, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Behavioral Health Services provides mental health counseling, therapy and case management services for adults, children, adolescents and their families. Services: Individual, group and family therapy Psychiatric services, including evaluations, medication management and primary care consulting Therapeutic care for youths Crisis assessment and intervention for children and adolescents Psychological testing and evaluation for special populations Brief therapy Behavioral assessment program for children Behavioral Health Services also assists people needing specialized services such as vocational support, therapeutic foster care and parenting classes. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Disability, Divorce, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Father, Grandparent, Health, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Public Health, Recovery, Spanish, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

This private nonprofit organization, provides a full range of mental health, chemical dependency, housing, veterans, domestic violence, and sexual assault services as well as community education and other specialized services throughout Yakima, Kittitas, and Klickitat Counties. (Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, Disability, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Postpartum, Recovery, Sexual Assault, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Sexual assault victim advocacy; 24 hour crisis line; certified drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; methadone program; vocational services; comprehensive mental health; housing; domestic violence program.(Keywords: Depression, Domestic Violence, Health, Housing, Mental Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, )

For many years in Washington state publicly-funded mental health and substance use treatment benefits have been administered by different agencies. Beginning April 1, 2016 these benefits were combined and are now administered by new agencies called Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs).The BHOs oversee and fund treatment for mental health and substance use disorders for individuals with Medicaid insurance. Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific, and Wahkiakum counties belong to Great Rivers Behavioral Health Organization. We hope to improve the overall well-being in these counties by addressing the behavioral health needs of their communities. Great Rivers is committed to these goals: Assure access to all residents within Great Rivers\\\\\\\' communities to 24-hour/7-days-a-week coverage of crisis services. Assure timely access to medically-necessary behavioral health services. Foster coordination of behavioral health services with other county and community services. Create a regional system of care to expand access to specialized behavioral health services.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health, Stress, )

This is the main YVFWC for pediatric and family services. Medical services (509)248-3334 (by appointment): Mon.-Fri./8am to 8pm; & Sat./9am to 4pm Dental services (509)248-1083 (by appointment): Mon.-Fri./7am to 6pm Pharmacy (509)452-8325: Mon.-Fri./8am to 6pm WIC (509)248-8602 (by appointment): Mon.-Fri./8am to 5pm Medical Services available at Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic, Yakima: Diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illness Pediatric care Immunizations Sports physicals Prenatal/Postpartum care Labor and delivery Family planning After-hours care Mental health services Social services Health education Additional Services: Dental services Medical laboratory Pharmacy Radiology and WIC nutrition program(Keywords: Autism, Basic Needs, Breastfeeding, Counseling, Diapers, Disability, Gay, Health, Immunization, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Nursing, Playgroup, Public Health, Spanish, Stress, Support, )