Families: Parenting Programs
Provided by: Family Service Saskatoon
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- Child and Youth Support Program
- Counselling – Individual, Youth, Families, Couples
- Depression & Anxiety Group
- Educational Workshops / Presentations
- Families: Parenting Programs
- Families: Teen and Young Parent Program
- Gender Based Violence (GBV)
- Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Outreach
- Intimate Partner Violence: Abuse and Beyond
- Intimate Partner Violence: Anger Management Groups
- Intimate Partner Violence: Domestic Violence Court Caseworkers
- Intimate Partner Violence: Invisible Scars – Exploring Emotional, Verbal & Psychological Abuse
- Intimate Partner Violence: Men’s Working Group for Respectful Relationships
- Intimate Partner Violence: Parenting Group
- Intimate Partner Violence: Victim/Survivor Drop-in Groups
- Youth Program: 52 Degrees North
- Youth Program: Teen Anxiety and Depression
- Youth Program: Youth Exposed to Violence
Service Description
Offers a number of parenting programs throughout the year for parents to meet with other parents, share stories and learn new ideas together.
- Nobody’s Perfect, Positive Parenting Program – Six-week program for parents to come together to strengthen their knowledge, skills and self-confidence.
- When Anger Gets in the Way of Parenting – Six-week course that offers guidance to parents or caregivers wishing to examine the impact that anger has on their children. Learn to manage emotions.
- ATTACH Parenting Program – Promotes secure attachment between parents and children. Helps parents better understand their own and their child’s feelings and behaviour. No fee.
NOTE: Programs are offered based on need. Contact for more information.
Eligibility
Parents or caregivers.
Application Process
- Pre-registration required. Call 306-244-0127
- Registration deadline is two weeks prior to program start date
- Full payment of program fee is required before program begins
- Full refund will be given if program is cancelled or postponed.
NOTE: To register for the Parenting After Separation and Divorce, contact the Government of Saskatchewan Parent Education Unit.
Fees
$240 for most of the parenting programs. Some are free - contact the office for information. Some insurance providers or Employee Assistance Programs may cover the cost of these services.
Fax: 306-244-1201
Business Line: 306-244-0127
Hours of Operation
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Service Website
Facebook
facebook.com/FamilyServiceSaskatoon/
Instagram
instagram.com/familyservicestoon/
Email
Coverage Area
Saskatoon
Languages Offered
English
Family Service Saskatoon
Address
506 - 25th Street East
Unit 102
Saskatoon SK S7K 4A7
Get Directions
6th Avenue and 25th Street East. Enter through the YWCA doors. Go down the hallway to the left past the daycare. Go past the information booth. Family Service Saskatoon is to the left.
Mailing Address
506 - 25th Street East
Unit 102
Saskatoon SK S7K 4A7
View services at this location
- Child and Youth Support Program
- Counselling – Individual, Youth, Families, Couples
- Depression & Anxiety Group
- Educational Workshops / Presentations
- Families: Parenting Programs
- Families: Teen and Young Parent Program
- Gender Based Violence (GBV)
- Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Outreach
- Intimate Partner Violence: Abuse and Beyond
- Intimate Partner Violence: Anger Management Groups
- Intimate Partner Violence: Domestic Violence Court Caseworkers
- Intimate Partner Violence: Invisible Scars – Exploring Emotional, Verbal & Psychological Abuse
- Intimate Partner Violence: Men’s Working Group for Respectful Relationships
- Intimate Partner Violence: Parenting Group
- Intimate Partner Violence: Victim/Survivor Drop-in Groups
- Youth Program: 52 Degrees North
- Youth Program: Teen Anxiety and Depression
- Youth Program: Youth Exposed to Violence
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Office
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Accessibility
Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces; Wheelchair access - washrooms (at least one); Wheelchair access - call for details or special appointment required.
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