We embrace and respect all families as our clients and empower both parents and children. We believe that seeking support is how change and growth occur, and we view this as a family strength.

The primary love language of children and teens may change as they grow, so it helps to learn how to “speak” each language and be ready to show your love in multiple ways. Here are some ideas for speaking the love language of your children.

The Link between Adversity in Childhood & Sickness in Adulthood

FREE Online Q&A with Donna Jackson Nakazawa
Wednesday, February 10, 2021 | ​​10:00 am - 11:00 am

Join the Child Parent Insitute and Sasha Joseph Neulinger for a special OVEE watch party of REWIND on Friday, January 29, followed by a LIVE Q&A with director Sasha Joseph Neulinger. The film will begin at 7:00 pm PST and the LIVE Q&A will immediately follow at 8:30 pm PST.

Dear parents, foster parents, grandparents, relative caregivers, and other adults raising children and teens: we’re celebrating YOU in January 2021! January is Positive Parenting Awareness Month. 

There’s no doubt that the holidays will look and feel different in 2020. Allow yourself to feel all your emotions, and look for any “bright spots” or small moments of happiness. If you need more assistance than what these tips have to offer, reach out to a trusted friend, family members, counselor, pastor, or other person who can offer support during these difficult times.