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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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

Parenting home visiting using the ARC Grow curriculum for those who have experienced trauma. Parents as Teachers home visits also available for prenatal to 5.

Offers engagement with horses through hands-on activities and experiential learning to develop life skills such as empathy, confidence, and teamwork. Participants will not be riding horses. Has family, teen, and child therapy options available.

Therapists specialize in the following areas and more: Abuse/trauma, neglect, anxiety, stress, grief, loss, attachment, and other issues that affect children and their families. The therapists provide individual, couples, and family therapy.

DHHS

Supports parents and guardians as they strive to provide a healthy and safe environment for their children.

A nationally acclaimed body safety program that teaches children about sexual abuse in a safe and nurturing environment. Age appropriate presentations can be administered either in a classroom setting, individually, or in small groups. The curriculum is based on five simple but powerful body safety rules that children are taught to help them stay safe.

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

Program to teach kids about age-appropriate definition of child abuse, safe vs. unsafe touches, personal space/boundaries, trusted adults, and body safety/ownership. Taught by trained and certified facilitators in Cache and Logan School Districts, as well as upon request to community agencies, groups and individuals.

Provides education for parents in a group setting to help families implement changes so that chaotic homes become safe. Parenting Classes are eight weeks long with childcare for children up to 11 years of age, (based on availability). Stepfamily classes are seven weeks long with families divided into groups (adults, teens, and school-aged children) with childcare for children up to 5 years of age.

A 7-week parenting skills course offered once a year. This program uses a family-centered trauma-informed approach.

Respite care for less urgent needs such as therapy and medical appointments, court hearings, and support groups. Parents may also use the respite nursery for a Time-out Break; limited up to 3 hours a week. Also offers a foster/adopt respite care.

Emergency care for children at risk of being abused/neglected or those whose parents are experiencing a crisis/emergency. Children can stay for up to 72 hours. Children who are removed from abusive and or neglectful environments stay at the shelter until appropriate placement can be arranged. Also offers scheduled weekly 2 hour breaks on a temporary basis, usually 6 months of care. Must be scheduled in advance via phone call and may have a waitlist.

Provides STEPS in-home parenting class. 7-week course one hour a week. Can hold sessions in office. Early childhood program for parents with children age 0-11 years old. Parent handbook is general parenting information for parents of children age 0-18 years old.

Offers respite care for all members of the community, but also offers Adoption Respite to families who have foster children or have adopted a child through the State of Utah's Division of Child and Family Services. Program accommodates children with severe behavioral challenges that may make it difficult for parents to locate a babysitter. Provides care for all children in the family, not just the adopted or foster children.