Upcoming Programs
Families

Building a Strong Foundation for Children from Birth to Age 5
Your child's first few years are so important!
Learn how to make the most of them with Active Parenting:
First Five Years, a program for parents and other caregivers.
Written by parenting expert (and dad) Dr. Michael Popkin,
this course will show you how to nurture your child with a “just right” combination of freedom and nonviolent
discipline. Help your kids start strong—sign up today!
Please register one parent/caregiver’s name only.
No childcare available for this program.


Conquer your Anxiety and Worries is a 7 week program which focuses
on enhancing skills, gaining practical tools and increasing knowledge
for tweens (age 9-12) who experience anxiety and their caregiver.
This program is not designed for tweens with a diagnosis.
Questionnaire, to be completed in Step 2 of Registration
For children ages 2 to 5 years old accompanied by parent and /or grandparent.
A time of interactive gross motor play, learning songs and rhymes, listening to a story and much more. This is a registered group with a maximum of 15 children.
Parents are encouraged to bring their own snacks for their children if needed.


Taming the Worry Dragons is a 7 week IN-PERSON anxiety education program that involves children (aged 5-8) and their parents/caregiver.
During the program, the children work with a facilitator to improve on anxiety identification and reduction strategies.
Parents will be together with a family therapist to help increase knowledge and understanding regarding anxiety, gain support and communicate about successes and struggles in supporting their child.
Limited space at this time - we ask that only 1 parent attend with the child.
No siblings please.
This program is not designed for children with a diagnosis.
For children ages 2 to 5 years old accompanied by parent and /or grandparent.
A time of interactive gross motor play, learning songs and rhymes, listening to a story and much more. This is a registered group with a maximum of 15 children.
Parents are encouraged to bring their own snacks for their children if needed.