Friday 10:00 am – 11:30 am (10-week session) at Bear River Mental Health Logan Outpatient Clinic – 90 East 200 North, Logan, Utah

Beyond Consequences is a parenting course based on the book “Beyond Consequences, Logic, and Control: A Love Based Approach to Helping Children with Sever Behaviors” by Heather T. Forbes and B. Bryan Post. The group is designed to assist parents and caregivers with tools to address behaviors such as lying, stealing, aggression, and defiance, as well as focusing on the bond between children and their caregivers. Each session includes a review of chapters from the Beyond Consequences book (which will be provided for group members) as well as class discussion, and a video segment on the related material. Goals of the group include creating an environment that is conducive to developing strong parent/child relationships, empowering parents/caregivers to know they are the best caregiver for their child and developing tools to assist in creating change in the home.

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