Community Engagement
Parent Support Groups
Connect. Share. Find community.
Virtual Parent Support Groups
FREE, virtual parent support groups facilitated by CHC experts with experience serving children, teens, young adults, and families.
- Discover resources that can help
- Share challenges with others who get it
- Problem solve, together
You are not alone.
Join Us
Check out the upcoming meeting dates and sign up today to reserve your seat.
What to Expect at CHC Parent Support Group Meetings
- CHC Parent Support Groups are held virtually (Zoom), and our facilitators create a safe, supportive space.
- Space is limited so that we can more effectively support interaction and conversation. Please RSVP.
- Expert clinicians lead heartfelt, interactive discussions. We encourage cameras to be on to more fully connect and engage!
- Groups are adults only and are geared towards parents and caregivers. They are not a therapy session.
Questions?
For questions or additional information about CHC’s Parent Support Groups, please contact us at communityed@chconline.org
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Resource Library
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ADHD RESOURCES
ADHD is a neurological condition that can impact many aspects of one’s life including impulse control, organization, time management and more. Go deeper into specific ADHD-related topics with this resource collection offering support and information for families and individuals dealing with ADHD.
learning differences RESOURCES
Learning differences is a broad term that can encompass many aspects of how we learn. Discover more about learning differences, including signs and symptoms, strategies for addressing learning challenges, and links to additional resources for managing learning differences effectively.
