March 2021
Financial Literacy: Week 2 – Managing Debt and Your Income and Expenses
In this four-part financial literacy training, CARE is partnering with Community-Up, a social impact nonprofit organization whose mission is to eradicate poverty through education. Community-Up will be using Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) approved Money Smart curriculum. The curriculum is intended to help individuals gain a deeper understanding of financial literacy. Each part is two hours from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. This training will be offered through the CARE Recovery United Community Center for individuals interested in services and for…
Find out more »Virtual Anger Management
This is a six week, virtual anger management course. Certificates will be awarded for attendance of 10 hours or more. To register, please call 586.541.2273.
Find out more »Addiction 101 & Downhill Slide
This webinar will discuss the science of addiction and will include fun activities for families and teens as tools for prevention. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/97773969021
Find out more »Parent Chat Facebook Live
Join our Parent Educators for 20 minute live chats on a wide variety of parenting topics every Friday @ 1 PM. Watch live or check them out on our Facebook page at your convenience.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Training
This webinar will go over realities of alcohol, marijuana, and pregnancy and how they can affect a developing fetus. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/92458831529
Find out more »Virtual Anger Management
This is a six week, virtual anger management course. Certificates will be awarded for attendance of 10 hours or more. To register, please call 586.541.2273.
Find out more »Parents Who Host Lose the Most
This webinar will explore laws on providing minors with alcohol, and how to start dialog with your teens about underage drinking. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/92694292153
Find out more »Parent Chat Facebook Live
Join our Parent Educators for 20 minute live chats on a wide variety of parenting topics every Friday @ 1 PM. Watch live or check them out on our Facebook page at your convenience.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »There are NO Tricks to Discipline
Just because some discipline techniques seem like they work, it doesn’t mean that they are effective. This webinar will demonstrate the difference between cooperation and obedience. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/92458831529
Find out more »Financial Literacy: Week 3 – Using Credit Cards and Borrowing Basics
In this four-part financial literacy training, CARE is partnering with Community-Up, a social impact nonprofit organization whose mission is to eradicate poverty through education. Community-Up will be using Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) approved Money Smart curriculum. The curriculum is intended to help individuals gain a deeper understanding of financial literacy. Each part is two hours from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. This training will be offered through the CARE Recovery United Community Center for individuals interested in services and for…
Find out more »Vape 101
This webinar will dispel myths and share the most current facts about youth vaping. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/96654562281
Find out more »Parent Chat Facebook Live
Join our Parent Educators for 20 minute live chats on a wide variety of parenting topics every Friday @ 1 PM. Watch live or check them out on our Facebook page at your convenience.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Girl Empowerment
How do we want our daughters to find their way in the world especially with the messages that they receive from their peers and the media? This webinar will help with tools for our daughters to grow up with self-worth and confidence. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/92458831529
Find out more »Marijuana Laws
This webinar will explore legal regulations for both medical and recreational marijuana in the state of Michigan. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/98057731379
Find out more »Parent Chat Facebook Live
Join our Parent Educators for 20 minute live chats on a wide variety of parenting topics every Friday @ 1 PM. Watch live or check them out on our Facebook page at your convenience.
Find out more »Self-Esteem: The Secret to Raising Productive & Resilient Children
“It is easier to build a child than it is to repair an adult.” Self-esteem is the cornerstone for inner growth and cooperation of children. This webinar will help you identify how your children feel and what they need from you to thrive. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/92458831529
Find out more »Financial Literacy: Week 4 – Building Your Financial Future and Protecting Your Assets
In this four-part financial literacy training, CARE is partnering with Community-Up, a social impact nonprofit organization whose mission is to eradicate poverty through education. Community-Up will be using Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) approved Money Smart curriculum. The curriculum is intended to help individuals gain a deeper understanding of financial literacy. Each part is two hours from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. This training will be offered through the CARE Recovery United Community Center for individuals interested in services and for…
Find out more »Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs (ATOD) Jeopardy
Students in grades 6th-12th are invited to play a virtual game of Jeopardy with an alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs theme. Show off what you know, learn some new facts, and have some fun! Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/93989124499
Find out more »April 2021
Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »May 2021
Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »June 2021
Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »Peaceful Alternatives to Tough Situations (PATTS)
PATTS is based on a trauma-informed approach that focuses on emotional regulation and teaches peer-refusal skills, appropriate conflict-resolution skills, identification and verbalization of emotions, recognition of anger cues, calming techniques, and forgiveness. Sessions are highly interactive and use group discussion, role playing, games, and skills review. Parents also receive training on the skills being taught to youth participants to reinforce the use of these skills at home. PATTS is a 6 weeks series and is provided to middle and high…
Find out more »Teen Intervene
This program is designed to provide education, support and guidance for teens that have experienced mild to moderate substance use. Program also offers parents and guardians the opportunity to learn healthy communication skills and the importance of establishing family rules surrounding substance use.
Find out more »January 2023
Virtual: Recovery For Parenting Support Group
This is a group for persons in recovery who have an active CPS/Foster Care case. This group is facilitated by a Certified Peer Recovery Coach who is in long term recovery, and was successfully reunited with her children. This group will focus on the up's, down's, and solutions during this process. Also focusing on the importance of establishing a support system. Registration is not required. https://zoom.us/j/92926831520
Find out more »Virtual: Recovery For Parenting Support Group
This is a group for persons in recovery who have an active CPS/Foster Care case. This group is facilitated by a Certified Peer Recovery Coach who is in long term recovery, and was successfully reunited with her children. This group will focus on the up's, down's, and solutions during this process. Also focusing on the importance of establishing a support system. Registration is not required. https://zoom.us/j/92926831520
Find out more »February 2023
Virtual: Recovery For Parenting Support Group
This is a group for persons in recovery who have an active CPS/Foster Care case. This group is facilitated by a Certified Peer Recovery Coach who is in long term recovery, and was successfully reunited with her children. This group will focus on the up's, down's, and solutions during this process. Also focusing on the importance of establishing a support system. Registration is not required. https://zoom.us/j/92926831520
Find out more »Virtual: Recovery For Parenting Support Group
This is a group for persons in recovery who have an active CPS/Foster Care case. This group is facilitated by a Certified Peer Recovery Coach who is in long term recovery, and was successfully reunited with her children. This group will focus on the up's, down's, and solutions during this process. Also focusing on the importance of establishing a support system. Registration is not required. https://zoom.us/j/92926831520
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