Family Capacity Program - Parenting Skill Building - Cowichan Valley Branch
Caregiver Support and Family / Parenting
Provided by Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA)
Supports and promotes improvement in parenting through skill building.
The Family Capacity Program’s goal is to promote a healthy family environment for children to grow and mature into healthy adults. We support parents through a process of skill building in areas of consistency, structure and communication to enhance healthy relationships with their children. This is matched with education on the developmental, emotional and attachment needs of children. Gaining this knowledge provides the parent with an understanding of “Why do they do that?” and to apply various skills.
Providing skill building and knowledge in:
Providing skill building and knowledge in:
- Assertive parenting skills
- Positive Communication
- Managing anger and defiance
- Promoting positive behaviours
- Understanding of misbehaviours
- Developmental needs
- Understanding of ADHD and Anxiety
- Parenting as team work
- Shared parenting due to separation and divorce
- Conflict resolution
- Building positive relationships
250-732-1265
Public email: adam.flegel@cmha.bc.ca
Website: https://www.cmhacowichanvalley.com...
552/554 Trunk Road, Duncan, British Columbia, V9L 2R1
Service is available in English.
Associated Programs/Services
Also offered by Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA):
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- Connect Parent Group - Cariboo Chilcotin Branch
- Family Navigator Program - Assistance for Parents and Caregivers to Access Mental Health and Addictions Services - Interior Region Branches
Availability
Service area: Duncan, Ladysmith, Shawnigan Lake
Service Types Provided
Caregiver Support
Family / Parenting
Ways to Access
- Provided 1:1 in-person
- Provided at a single location
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