TriCity Family Services considers it essential to engage in advocacy as well as educational and support programs which reduce or eliminate those conditions that place people at risk of developing emotional and/or substance abuse problems and create those conditions which promote good mental health and effective family functioning.

Support & Education Programs

Bridges - Children of Divorce

This six session workshop is for children, ages 7-11, struggling to cope with issues related to their parents' separation and/or divorce.  The workshop sessions include discussion, group exercises, and activities that help children understand and work through their feelings about the divorce in a safe and supportive environment. 

Post-partum Support Group

The W.I.N. (Women In Need) postpartum depression / anxiety support group offers support and education about the condition and its effects on the entire family. 

Single Moms Group

"Single Moms" often struggle to balance the many roles that have been thrust upon them through divorce or death.  The Single Moms Support group offers educational and supportive opportunities that help single moms reduce their stress and develop better coping skills.

Grandparent Raising Grandchildren Support Group

This on-going group addresses the unique issues of grandparents raising their grandchildren, generating ideas to assist with the care of children and self-care.

Women's Enrichment

A psychoeducational, support group for women 18 years of age and older who are interested in pursuing goals of self-development and personal growth while gaining the support of their peers.

Additional Services

Community Education Workshops / Presentations

TCFS therapists offer information and expertise to the community through a wide variety of mental-health and family-related educational seminars.  Requests for speakers come from churches, schools, libraries, hospitals, and community clubs or organizations.  Topics of presentations include, but are not limited to, parenting issues, depression/anxiety, communication, relationship issues, ADD/ADHD, and adolescent issues.  

 

*For more information regarding any of our Prevention & Wellness  programs, contact Michelle Clark, LCPC, NCC at 630-232-1070 ext. 336.