BI-WEEKLY STRONG LESSONS
For the foreseeable future, we will be offering our STRONG lessons via Zoom. These bi-weekly community classes follow the STRONG curriculum. Through interactive lessons taught by Mahoney House Staff, the Five Protective Factors that help families manage stress are explored. Attendance is open to all community members and partner organizations.
For exact dates, be sure to check out our events calendar. Please email us at pam@mahoneyhouse.org to get information on how to login for the Zoom sessions. SUPPORT GROUPS
Due to the rise of coronavirus cases in Lemhi County, the Mahoney House has postponed monthly support groups until further notice. Groups are facilitated by Mahoney House advocates but are primarily peer-to-peer support and are not counseling or professional therapy.
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PARENTING CLASS
Life is stressful, and parenting is not easy. All families have difficulties, and all families also have unique strengths that allow them to weather challenges. This six-session course is designed to help you notice and build upon your family's strengths, to learn about new ways to increase effective communication and discipline and to encourage the development of resiliency within your children and in your family culture. Each week's lesson is based on the Kazdin method and incorporates the STRONG curriculum which seeks to prevent and overcome the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences through education and the support of the Five Protective Factors.
For more information email or call (208) 756-3146. Click here for access to our online registration form. |
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