Family Pride of Northeast Ohio, Inc. is approved by the State of Ohio CSWMFT Board as a CEU Provider.

This program will provide 3.0 CEU’s.
RSVP to Rachel Humphrey at 440-286-1553 or rhumphrey@familyprideonline.org

In October, Angela Daugherty, executive director of Family Pride of Northeast Ohio will receive the prestigious Early Career Success Award from the Mandel School at Case Western University Cleveland.  Read More. . .

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Presented by: 

   Rachel Humphrey, LISW-S 

    Rebecca Petrey, LSW

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We meet at Family Pride of Northeast Ohio Chardon Office at 695 South St, STE 6, Chardon, OH. 

for 4 Wednesdays from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Beginning on September 5th, 2018. (5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th)

OUR MISSION:

 ​​To engage children and families with our innovative and professional clinical services in the home and community. 

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OUR VISION:
To become the provider and employer of choice in northeast Ohio.

We would like to hear your comments and suggestions. Please complete our survey here.

​Family Pride Middlefield Office
16000 East High Street

Middlefield, OH 44062

​Tell us.  How are we doing?  

​Thanks to all who Helped Fill the Box with Supplies for Needy Students at  Middlefield Walmart on August 4th. 

We Were Proud to Help Sponsor 

Kidfest 2018

at Chardon Square​ in August.

OFFICE: 440-286-1553 ​​​

24 HOUR COPE LINE: 

(440) 285-5665​

Read more about  

Active Parenting Class.

Family Pride ​2018 Professional Education Series  Presents

A Good Team Needs a Great Leader

Dr. Michael Popkin, one of the nation's foremost experts on parent education, developed the foundation for this class. We explain positive discipline and communication techniques to help your family run more smoothly. This class shows you why children misbehave and how to redirect them using nonviolent discipline that really works. We explore how to prevent future problems with drugs, and much more. Millions of parents have used this "active" approach to raise courageous, cooperative children—and now you can, too!

​Active Parenting is a free 4-week parent support program for parents of children from 5-12 that will help you learn ways to raise responsible children who are able to resist negative peer pressure, improve communication, and non-violent discipline techniques to build a solid foundation for the upcoming teen years.  

Food is provided. Child care is available with prior registration.

Please contact Rachel at440-226-4586 to reserve your spot!

​If you have received services from Family Pride, we are especially interested in your feedback. Please complete this confidential survey.

We meet at Family Pride of Northeast Ohio Ashtabula Office, 525 Lake Avenue, Ashtabula, OH, 44004,

for 4 Wednesdays from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. beginning on September 5th, 2018. (5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th).

Food is provided. Child care is available with prior registration. Call 440-536-5680 to reserve your spot!

​We're here to help you with  your family's behavioral health needs.​ Please surf our website to see how we can help you.   If you agree with our vision and would like to help please consider one of the ways you can help us.

Since 2005, Family Pride has been making a difference for children, youth and families in Northeast Ohio.  Today, we offer a team of highly-qualified therapists and case managers that provide effective, evidence-based behavioral health services to over 700 individuals each year. Read more about our programs. . .

Friday

August 31st, 2018​

​​Cost: $25

Why Take an Active Parenting Class?

​Hear what other parents have to say. . . . .

​​8:30-8:45am        Registration
8:45-10:30am      Lecture Presentation
10:30-10:45am    Break
10:45-12:00pm    Lecture Presentation

Family Pride is Happy to Announce

Active Parenting Teen is Now  Available!

​Register for the free 4-week parent support program to learn what is going on in your teen's head, improve communication, encourage responsibility, and discipline effectively.

• Learn biological brain and body connection to trauma and its symptoms
  
• Understand basic assumptions about trauma intervention throughout theories
  
• Learn application of skills to gain control of trauma symptoms in the brain and body.
  

WELCOME!​​