Adult Programs
Parent Support
Drop-in parent hours on Friday mornings
Monthly parent workshops (offered in-person and virtually)
6-week support groups
Family and caregiver sessions to supplement Restore counseling sessions
Rye Youth Council’s clinical team offers a variety of options for parents and guardians to receive support and gain parenting strategies.
Rye Youth Council offers custom/concierge parent and/or youth support groups for groups seeking support in dealing with a variety of challenges and issues, including:
In-school conflict
Grief and loss
Divorce
Friendships
Illness in youth or parents/guardian
Concierge Support Groups
Raising Resilience
A Parent Workshop Series
These monthly workshops are facilitated by RYC Restore Clinicians Linda Tillmon, LCSW, and Laura Witman, LCSW, and will be offered on Tuesdays, from 10-11 a.m., at Rye Presbyterian Church and Wednesdays, from 12 - 1 p.m. , via Zoom. Feel free to mix and match in-person and Zoom workshops, and register for the sessions that work best with your schedule.
October 20/21 : Dealing with Defiance
Diffusing power struggles
Managing argumentative behaviors
Implementing effective consequences
November 17/18 : Performing Under Pressure: Parenting the Student Athlete, led by Sangeeta Bansal Ph.D.
Understanding pressure from the athlete's perspective
The role of a supportive parent
Building mental toughness and resilience in your child
December 15/16: When the Holiday Cookie Crumbles
Dealing with loss during ‘the most wonderful time of the year’
Navigating holiday stressors and triggers
Keeping the peace when the routine falls apart
February 9/10: Managing Anxious Moments
Building resilience in your child
How to handle separation anxiety and school avoidance
How to handle stress without panicking
March 16/17: Power of Pause, Keeping Your Cool When They Lose Theirs
Why the Pause matters and how to practice it
When you lose it anyway - how to repair
Preventing future blow-ups
April 20/21: Having the Awkward Conversations
Safe touch and setting boundaries
Risky behaviors
Family composition changes