our main goal
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Our mission is to help support individuals through the teen years and on through adulthood, as they journey through life’s growing pressures and demands.
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How We Help
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Parent with PRIDE takes an individualized, whole person approach to identify the right plan to address the challenges that you identify. With the right tools, teens and adults can begin to alleviate some of their stress, enhance their quality of life, and improve their relationships.
Who We Can Help
Teens
Young Adults
Young Adults
Whether it’s adjusting to high school, new or different social groups, or figuring out life after graduation, we can help you de-stress, as well as cope with and find solutions to the pressures of school tasks, social expectations, and demands of becoming a young adult.
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Young Adults
Young Adults
Young Adults
“Adulting” is hard. The responsibilities that come with it can be daunting. We can help you come up with life goals, help alleviate the state of overwhelm, and balance the push-and-pull of coming into your own while meeting family and societal expectations.
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Adults
Young Adults
New Parents/Parents-to-Be
Whether it’s work, relationships, kids, or finding ways to connect with your aging parents, we’ll help you figure out how to balance it all, improve communication, and elevate your self-confidence in this journey through life.
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New Parents/Parents-to-Be
New Parents/Parents-to-Be
New Parents/Parents-to-Be
Issues of fertility, miscarriages, infant loss, adjusting to new parenthood, depression during pregnancy, and postpartum depression are all struggles that can be hard to share with others. We can provide a safe place to talk about all of these things that are such valid concerns in life.
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Parents
New Parents/Parents-to-Be
Parents
American Author, Gretchen Rubin, once said: “The days are long, but the years are short.” When it comes to parenthood, life can come at you fast. In the blink of an eye, your newborn is transitioning to an infant, toddler, child, then teen. We can help you figure out how to adjust your parenting style at these different stages of life.
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