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Offers therapy services for individuals, couples, and families. Also has therapy groups available for children, teens, adults, and families.

Psychotherapy, Psychiatric Diagnostic, Diagnosis, Clinical Consultation, Mental Health Assessment, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy, Family Therapy, Non Foster Child, Psychotherapy Services, Pharmacologic Evaluation and Management Services, Psychosocial Rehabilitative Services, Mentoring Services, Mileage, Crisis Emergency Shelter Placement, Crisis Respite.

Respite workers provide in home and on site assistance to parents looking to attend their personal or family health, social or emotinal needs.

Center offers a lending library with books, videos, and cassette tapes on a variety of topics relating to family dynamics. Also offers a Speaker's Bureau to any community organization in the county seeking knowledge about the center and/or other pertinent family issues.

A support group for parents and family members of addicts.

Child care volunteer opportunities available in the Crisis Nursery.

Parenting skills classes offered focusing on coparenting, nurturing parenting, and active parenting. Works with parents of children age 0 - 18.

Hands-on coaching by highly trained in-home educators. Parents have weekly meetings, over the course of four months to prevent and alleviate the risks of child abuse and neglect, strengthen the family unit, and increase life skills. New parenting skills are taught, discussed, and home practice exercises are assigned.

Emergency hotline for individuals or families in crisis.

Offers programs set to empower vulnerable families by focusing on a combination of community, education, and individual support. Services may include training, parent education, affordable housing, youth education and mentoring, adult mentoring, case management, therapy, employment training, and financial literacy.

Prevention program classes offered to parents and children. Topics include communication, self esteem, stress management, sibling rivalry, cooperation, discipline, anger management, and parenting.

DHHS.

Provides child abuse prevention information. The Resource Lending Library has books, videotapes, and brochures available to assist parents, teachers, and others with parenting skills. Material is available for children of all ages.

Assists parents in assessing their family's needs, then works with the family to make referrals to get the needs met. Helps provide internet access for finding employment and can also help families apply for social programs.

Offers weekly groups and one-time workshops for parents, families, teens, and children. Open to the community.

Prevention Programs classes offered to parents and children. Topics include communication, self esteem, stress management, sibling rivalry, cooperation, discipline, anger management, and parenting.

Provides crisis/respite services and is a safe place for families to bring children when they have an emergency or need a break. Provides activities and meals.

Sponsors parenting education programs ranging from classroom instruction to personalized, in home support. Programs are available for every stage of child rearing.

The Circles Program is for low-income individuals who want to break the cycle of poverty. Begins with a 12-week class and continues with mentoring, coaching, and continuing education to help families obtain living wage jobs and reach other financial goals. Weekly meetings are for the entire family (separate classes for adults and children, including childcare for infants as well as toddlers) and includes a family dinner.

Provides respite care for children 0-11 years old for up to 2 or 3 hours per week, depending on circumstances.

Movement that promotes empowerment through choices and options and learning to feel in charge of the body.

Movement that promotes empowerment through choices and options and learning to feel in charge of the body.

A safe place for children whose family may be experiencing stress from any number of things. Offers respite care for up to 72 hours in a friendly, clean, home-like environment.

Provides crisis care to children 0-11 years of age. Children may stay up to 72 hours when parents are dealing with a crisis or emergency.

Provides 24 hour care of children for families at-risk of child abuse and housing for children removed from their homes by DCFS.