Parenting through Change (PTC) groups are hands-on and engaging. Each week Group Leaders present skills that build hope, confidence and effective parenting practices.
PTC is for biological or adoptive parents of youth who would benefit from support managing their children’s behaviors and strengthening their parenting practices. If you are a foster parent and would like support, click here to learn about our KEEP Groups.
Upcoming groups:
Thursdays | April 30th-July 2nd | 5:30pm-7pm at Oregon Community Programs 1170 Pearl St. Eugene, OR 97401
Does your child test authority, argue, or have difficulty minding? Do you struggle with managing your child’s tantrums? Are you concerned that your child might be struggling with depression or anxiety? Is it sometimes difficult to manage your own emotions when parenting your child?
If so, Parenting Through ChangeTM (PTC) might be a good fit for you.
Receive support from fellow parents, learn new skills in a low-stress environment, and earn incentives for attending!
Mental health & behavior problems in youth ages pre-k to teen, and supports families facing complex challenges:
The change process begins by strengthening hope, identifying strengths, and building on a better tomorrow.
Leaders will demonstrate how to increase your children’s cooperation and strengthen the directions you give your kids.
You will learn how to shape more positive behavior in your kids and reinforce good behavior.
We will explore the power of emotions and how they relate to family life, as well as how to recognize and manage our own emotions.
Relationships are nourished with good communication. We will demonstrate the use of active listening to strengthen communication within families.
We will help you find an effective balance of encouragement and discipline to improve children’s behavior and to keep them safe.
We will review and practice effective limit-setting before you introduce it to your children.
All families have problems. We will introduce a tool to help families plan activities, manage conflicts, and negotiate agreements.
You will learn how to break goals into small, achievable steps. Learning through encouragement sets children up for success.
Learn how to balance work, life and play by weaving together PTC skills learned in group.