Our workshops provide practical tools, resources, and support to help participants apply what they learn beyond the session. Each workshop may include:

• Workshop Materials: Handouts and educational resources that summarize key concepts, strategies, and skills discussed during the workshop.

• Implementation Guides: Step-by-step guidance to help you put new parenting tools and approaches into practice at home or within your professional setting.

• Practical Tool Lists: Curated strategies, resources, and recommendations to support everyday parenting challenges and strengthen family relationships.

• Take-Home Strategies: Actionable tools and techniques designed to build confidence and support meaningful change.

• Continued Support After the Workshop: Access to additional resources, referrals, and recommendations for ongoing support services when appropriate.

• Connection to Additional Services: Information about available programs, groups, therapy services, and community resources that may support continued growth and family goals.

• Professional Collaboration & Community Support: For professionals attending our workshops, we offer opportunities to build connections, explore future collaboration, and strengthen community partnerships that support children, families, and caregivers.

15 Minutes Before Start Time | Doors Open & Check-In

• Arrive early to get settled, check in, and connect with other participants.

• Review workshop materials and prepare any questions you would like to discuss during the session.

Welcome & Introductions | Getting Started

• Meet the workshop presenter and learn about the goals and format of the session.

• Create a supportive and welcoming environment for learning, reflection, and connection.

Therapist-Led Presentation | Learning & Skill Building

• Explore evidence-informed parenting strategies and practical tools guided by an experienced therapist.

• Learn approaches for understanding behavior, strengthening connection, improving communication, and navigating common parenting challenges.

Question & Answer Session | Discussion & Support

• Participate in a guided Q&A opportunity to ask questions and gain additional insight.

• Learn from common themes and experiences shared by other participants.

Post-Workshop Follow-Up | Continued Support & Resources

• Receive support with specific questions, resource recommendations, and referrals when appropriate.

• Connect with the presenter for additional guidance related to workshop topics and learn about ongoing support services available through our practice and community resources.

No. Our workshops are designed for any parent, caregiver, or professional who wants to learn new skills, gain support, and better understand their child’s needs. You do not need to be a current therapy client to participate.

Our workshops provide education, support, and practical parenting tools in a group setting. They are not a replacement for individual therapy, but they can be a helpful complement to therapy when additional support is needed.

Our workshops are not intended to be a substitute or replacement for professional support services. If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis please call or text 988 to reach the national crisis support line.

Our workshops are designed for parents, caregivers, families, or professionals who want to strengthen relationships, improve communication, navigate challenges, and build confidence with supporting children. Specific workshops may be tailored to different ages, developmental stages, or concerns.

No, sharing is never required. You are welcome to participate at the level that feels comfortable for you. Many participants in a workshop find that hearing others’ experiences helps them feel supported and less alone. We welcome everyone to our space and only require your presence.

Most workshops are designed for parents, caregivers, and/or professionals only so participants can focus on learning and discussion. If a workshop includes children or family participation, that will be clearly noted in the workshop description. Infants are always welcome with a primary caregiver.