We help parents understand and support their kids during the “tween” years!
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We help parents understand and support their kids during the “tween” years!
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tips and practical tools to support your preteen’s mental health, self-esteem and success at home, and school.
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with fellow parents online for 90 minutes a week, over 8 weeks.
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into meaningful discussions in a safe and supportive environment.
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your experiences and gain valuable insights from others facing similar challenges.
The reorganization of brain connections during the preteens is as intense as the reorganization for infants.
Hormonal changes are causing changes in skin, hair growth, sweat glands, and moods.
Preteens seek independence and value their peers’ opinions, often seeming less interested in parents’ views.
We are the creators of the Kids in Transition to School (KITS) and Keeping Families Supported (KEEP) Programs at OSLC.
Right now, PHP is being offered to parents of 4th – 6th graders in Lane County, OR. We hope to expand to more areas in the future.
90 minute sessions, 1 day a week for 8 weeks.
What languages is PHP offered in?
We will have English and Spanish language groups and offer interpretation in additional languages.
Learn tips and practical tools to support your preteen’s mental health, self-esteem, and success at home and school.
Connect with fellow parents online for 90 minutes a week, for 8 weeks.
Dive deep into discussions in a safe and supportive environment.
Share your experiences and gain invaluable insights from others facing similar challenges.
Parents can receive gift cards for their participation ($100+ over the program).
No. Right now PHP is free to parents through grants from Lane County Public Health and Lane Community Health Council.
Click here and fill out the Free Sign Up Form.
How can I tell families about this program?
Contact us to find out how to receive flyers and announcements.
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“I definitely appreciate the workbook. I’ll be pulling that out time and time again I’m sure! I appreciated spending this time with so many other thoughtful parents and I’ve learned a lot from my fellow participants.”
PHP Program ParentLane County, OR
“I am more hopeful than I was 8 weeks ago.”
PHP Program ParentLane County, OR
“Feeling greater confidence about how we are handling situations and excited for new ideas that so far seem to be effective.”
PHP Program ParentLane County, OR
Note: Parents can receive gift during their participation in PHP (up to $100+).
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