Practical Parenting | Women's Recovery Center
Provides education regarding the effects on children of witnessing violence and substance abuse, as well as parenting skill development for those with children in these situations. Topics include the impact of violence on child development, characteristics of children who have witnessed violence, family roles, effective discipline, and communication skills. Child care is currently available during classes due to COVID 19. Class meets requirements of local justice systems, county children services agency, hospitals, health centers, and schools. Class is taught by a licensed therapist and is limited to 10 participants.
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211 Cleveland
Physical Address
6209 Storer Ave., Cleveland, OH 44102
Hours
Provided year-round. Class is 5 weeks, offered once a week. Each session is 2 hours.
Fax
(216) 651-4351
Website
Application process
Must pre-register. Call M-F: 9:00am-5:30pm. Provides ongoing registration, so that participants may join the class at any point in the curriculum. To receive a certificate of completion document, the attendee must attend all 5 weeks. If the attendee misses two or more sessions, the complete course must be repeated. For non-clients the fees must be paid again. There are no refunds of fees.
Fee
Fixed fee.Often clients pay nothing based on insurance or a sliding scale based on income.
Eligibility
Females, aged 18 and over. Targeted to women and couples in domestic violence and substance abuse situations, although the class is open to any woman. Accepts those who are court-ordered to attend parenting classes. Serves all areas.
Service area
United States
Agency info
Women's Recovery Center
Provides intensive outpatient alcohol and other drug addiction treatment services for women and their families. Services are comprehensive and include help with accessing community services.