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ASD FAMILY MATTERS:
A six week support group that provides emotional support for families of individuals
with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder), skill development for stress management and
mindfulness techniques, advocacy information and advocacy services;
sponsored by the Hudson Valley Autism Society.
Call Patrice Baez, Ext. 116.
C.A.R.E
Coping, Awareness and Regulating our Emotions is an ongoing skill-building support group for mothers who are experiencing mental health challenges. Psycho-education is paired with expressive art for self-exploration, introspection, and ultimately for personal and interpersonal growth. Call Michele Bertelle, Ext. 132.
C.A.R.I.N.G.
Coping, Awareness and Regulating our emotions Interpersonally while Negotiating Groups is an ongoing, skill-building support group for mothers who are parenting children who have mental health challenges. Group members use a variety of creative art forms as coping strategies, self-esteem builders, and tools to enhance the quality of interpersonal relationships within the family. Call Michele Bertelle, Ext. 132.
Learning: Disabilities to Abilities:
An information and support group meeting on learning disabilities for families and professionals.
Call Patrice Baez at Ext. 116 .
F.O.C.U.S.
Families Organized to Cope, Understand and Succeed is a parent support group
that offers parents the opportunity to discuss parenting issues related
to their psychiatric/mental health challenges as well as everyday parenting concerns.
Call Jo Griffiths, Ext. 143.
Kidology Together I and II
Groups provide support and psycho-education to parents and guardians of children who have social,
emotional or behavioral issues. Group members develop parenting skills in order to help their children
manage their behaviors. This parent group operates as a counterpart to the Kids Together
children’s program through Ulster County Mental Health Department.
Call Michele Bertelle, Ext. 132.
DBT
A seven-week class that offers the entire community the opportunity to learn
four key skills designed to help live a more satisfying life: mindfulness, distress tolerance,
balancing emotions, and interpersonal effectiveness. These techniques help lead us to our wise mind,
which is a healthy balance between the emotional and the logical mind.
Call Ext. 128.
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