Services

Mediation:

Negotiation leading toward a goal of resolution with the assistance
of a neutral, third party to facilitate communication, provide
education and re-direct focus back to the children, where
appropriate.

Court-Related Services:

Parenting Coordination:
Conflict management in difficult and volatile co-parenting
arrangements for the purpose of keeping the children out of the
middle. A parenting coordinator can be introduced by
court-appointment or consent order.

Child Advocacy:
Guardian Ad Litem and Law Guardian services by
Court-appointment to advocate for children in DYFS and high
conflict family law litigation.

Family Communication Facilitation:

Parent-Child Relationship Building:
Skill building in parent-child communication to enable parents and
their children to better understand one another and be better in
touch with one another's needs and expectations.

Coached Supervised Visitation:
Supervised visitation with one-on-one training and education
designed to correct and build skills for positive parent-child
interaction.

Stepfamily Intervention:

A communications program designed to help entire family groups
better understand one another's needs and expectations as they
"blend" from two separate families into one unique family unit.

Community Education:

Family Life Education:
Classes and programs for children and teens addressing ordinary
"life skills" for which there is little or no training - such as balancing
a checkbook, communication to help a marriage and family
relationship work (including coaching for anger management),
budgeting, credit cards, running a household and an introduction
to the skills necessary to one day be a great parent!

Creative Parenting Classes:
Skills for child-focused parenting with humor and common sense
in a world that is often difficult to understand.

Motivational Speaking:
Presentations availible and prepared for the needs of your
particular group.

Educational Groups on a Variety of Topics:
Learn about and discuss specific, current issues affecting children
and their families with practical suggestions for how to address
them.