Child and Adolescent Program (CAP)
Supporting youth who have faced or witnessed traumatic experiences.
CAP provides clinical support to children and teens aged 3-18 who have faced or witnessed domestic, sexual, and community violence, disasters, traumatic grief, medical trauma, and refugee trauma. CAP provides families with therapeutic interventions that foster healthy parent-child bonds through individual, group, and parent-child counseling, along with culturally specific parenting workshops. These services create resilient adult/child relationships and mitigate Post-Traumatic Stress Symptoms in children. Families are given tools to disrupt and end intergenerational cycles of violence.
Services include:
Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT): the program offers TF-CBT counseling to children and teens, survivors of trauma. Our counseling services are designed using a culturally affirming lens and tailored to each family’s needs.
Supportive Case Management for Families: Tailored assistance to address the unique needs of each family navigating challenging circumstances.
Annual Summer Support Group for Children: A dedicated space where children come together to enhance socio-emotional skills, providing a supportive environment during the summer months.
Parenting Journey Support Group: Specifically designed for parents and survivors of domestic and sexual violence, offering a collective space for sharing experiences, learning, and healing.
