Free youth & parent Program
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Creating Lasting Family Connections
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Parents: Improve family communication, increase parenting confidence, learn positive coping strategies for stress, reduce your child’s risk of alcohol & drug use
Youth: Raise self-esteem, improve communication skills, gain new social skills, learn to positively cope with stress, reduce the risk of alcohol & drug use
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Who:
Middle-School Youth, Grades 6-8 and parents
When:
Youth Groups offered in the Fall, Spring, & Summer
Parent Groups offered during the Fall & Spring
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What: Creating Lasting Family Connections (CLFC) is a research-based curriculum program. The program format includes peer group exchange, group discussions, education and role-playing, and is divided into three sections. The first module of CLFC helps youth develop independence and improve self-esteem. The second module helps youth develop a greater awareness of facts and feelings about alcohol and drug use, abuse, and dependency. The third module helps improve communication to establish and maintain healthy relationships. An additional component to the program is a Parent Group.
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The Parent Group component is a vital and integral part of the program’s success. Parents will be able to share their experiences and learn communication skills while building connections with their child and family. The parent group utilizes curriculum similar to the youth group.
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Contact:
For more information or to register, please contact Michelle Cummings, Prevention Coordinator, at (925) 837-0505 ext. 305 or email: michelle@discoveryctr.net
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