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All programming that is scheduled across the Westside of Cleveland is listed below. To have your programs added to our list, contact us.
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Parent 411 Series: 2007-2008 |
October
17, 2007, 7pm: Embrace your child's Internet World: A Hands-on Workshop for Parents, sponsored by the WPC, Lee Burneson Middle School / Computer Lab and Library, Westlake
This hands-on workshop goes beyond the average computer warnings. You'll walk away knowing how to track where your kids have been online, how to improve their self-protection and critical thinking skills, and so much more. Due to this hands on approach, space will be limited by the finite number of computers available, while free, reservations are required.2006 HANDOUTS
Mental Health Awareness Campaign
Sponsored by theP2PN
Kick-off to year long campaign to expand the awareness of mental health issues/risks among our youth.
Kick Off to the P2PN Mental Health Awareness Campaign
October 4, 2007, 6pm: Growing Up Too Fast
Guest Speaker: Sylvia B. Rimm, Ph. D.
NYTimes Best Selling Author; Director of the Famly Achievement Clinic in Cleveland; Clinical professor at Case Western School of Medicine More Info
sponsored by P2PN, Lakewood Hospital, and Fairview Hospital
Location: Lakewood Hospital, 3rd Floor Atrium, 14519 Detroit Ave, Lakewood
Space is limited and reservations are required
Call 877-234-3488 To Reserve Your Spot
Program Topics
Date and Speaker, TBD
Suicide Prevention
Depression
Anxiety
Understanding the Mental Health of the Elementary Student
Eating disorders
Co-occurring disorders (substance abuse and mental health disorders)
May
1, 2008, 7pm: Campaign Against Underage Drinking, sponsored by the WPC, Porter Public Library, Westlake
This program kicks-off the WPC, along with our neighboring communities, month long community campaign against underage drinking. Starting in the home, learn what you can do to help your children make safe choices.
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Parent 411 Series: Archive |
2006-2007 Handouts
2005-2006 Handouts
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Amherst Parent Connection |
Link to Amherst Parent Connection Website
Programming
Click here for more information.
amherstparentconnection@gmail.com
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Bay High School Advocates is a Bay Schools Parent-led group. For more information, contact Bay High School Principal at 440-617-7402 or email at bvhs_jc@leeca.org
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Community Challenge Parenting Programs |
Community Challenge has expanded their parent programming. Though the programs are free, registration is appreciated, for a more detailed list and registration form, go to the Community Challenge Website.
Please see the Community Challenge Website for an exact location and program details.
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NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill) Support Group Info - |
Hand-to-Hand Family Education Program |
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STEP (Systematic Training for Effective Parenting) Classes sponsored by Community Challenge |
You must register for the classes below, they do have a fee associated with them. For fee and location details, go to the Community Challenge Website.
STEP Early Childhood Classes
Winter 2007 Registration Form
Dates: 2/11-3/18
Sunday evenings, 7:00pm-8:30pm
St. John Westshore Hospital, Westlake, OH
STEP School Age Classes
Winter 2007 Registration Form
Dates: 2/28-4/4
Wednesday mornings, 9:30am-11:00am
Church of the Redeemerl, Westlake, OH
STEP Teen Classes
Winter 2007 Registration Form
Dates: 2/26-4/2
Monday evenings, 7:00pm-8:30pm
Lakewood Hospital, Community Health Center, Lakewood, OH
New this year
Positive Discipline for Single Parents
Dates: 2/22-4/5
Thursday evenings, 7:00pm-9:00pm
Lakewood Hospital, Community Health Center, Lakewood, OH
STEP Information and Registration
Step classes info courtesy of Community Challenge |
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Parents Morning Out Programs and Registration Form
Winter 2007 Info not yet available.
Dates:
Tuesday mornings, 9:30am-11:00am
Beach Education Center, Rocky River, OH |
The Rocky River Parent Support Network is a support group designed to provide parents of special needs children with information on how to advocate for their children. Organized four years ago by three moms, the goal is to provide support, friendship and resources to parents in need. Our meetings are open to all parents of special needs children. Click here to view their 2007 Programming Schedule.
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Other Cleveland Area Programming |
PATHS: Parents Are Teaching and Talking about Healthy Sexuality.
We know that talking to your kids about sex can be uncomfortable and embarrassing. But without the proper information, children are at risk for sexually transmitted infections and unplanned pregnancies. The PATTHS (Parents are Teaching and Talking about Healthy Sexuality) workshop will help parents "Have the Talk" and speak to children honestly about abstinence, sexuality and reproduction as well as help improve communication.
Dates/Front Flyer/Inside Flyer
Saving our Youth: Understanding Mental Health Issues in Adolescents
Friday, 10/12/07 9am - 4:30pm
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Bunts Auditorium
Sponsored by: Ohio Valley Society for Adolescent Medicine
Conference Cost: $75.00
Presentations: Youth Suicide, Pubertal Transitions & Mental Health, Cultural Issues in Mental Health, and How to Prevent School-Based Violence
Workshop Topics: YRBS Data, Nuts and Bolts of Basic Pharmacology for Primary Care Providers, Bioethical Issues in Mental Health Research, and Consequences of Underage Drinking & Personal Stories of Recovery
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