Participants will be provided with basic techniques to diffuse, constructively cope with and manage their behavior and anger more effectively.
Mondays
January 7th -28th
February 25th – March 18th
April 8th – 29th and May 27th – June 17th
From 7:00-9:00pm
*$120 per person, pre-registration required.
*Some EAP plans will cover the registration. Subsidized spots may be available, so please inquire if there is financial need.
The course is designed to benefit those who are adjusting to life as a single person; some have lost their spouse through death, others through separation or divorce. This is a supportive group but is not meant to replace individual counselling. It is recommended that participants be on their own for a couple of months before beginning.
Thursdays, 7 – 9 p.m. March 27th – May 1st
$160.00 per person + $25.00 for book
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Teen Parents meet Tuesdays after school to share experiences, learn new skills and stay for a home cooked meal together.
All pregnant and parenting teens are welcome. Child minding is provided. Make sure to bring diapers, wipes, bottles, etc. There is no cost to participate.
See our calendar for details of upcoming sessions.
To find out more, call Sheena or Jenna at 306-757-6675.
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Creativity helps you reflect and move toward change. And it makes you feel good! This program provides a positive focus for those who have experienced abuse or trauma.
Anna Obey teaches First Nations Beadwork along with other creative activities for women.
Click on “Art for the Heart” above to learn more.
Family Service Regina is available to help with healthy relationship education in the classroom for grades 6 through 12. We can do a single presentation to your school or a series to equip students to give and expect respect in their peer relationships, dating relationships and future families.
Eliminating violence is a community effort, and we are available to share information with professional and community groups. We regularly offer training to groups working in the area of policing, social services and health care.
The drop-in group meets every Wednesday from 6:30 – 9:00 pm, breaking only for the month of August and the last two weeks of December.
The group is a safe environment for connecting with others and giving and receiving support. The format alternates between times of sharing, information sessions, movie and discussion nights and creative expression nights. See our calendar for details of what is planned for a particular date.
Both women and men who have experienced abuse in a relationship are welcome. Registration is not required, but feel free to call for more information. Ask for Kelly.
The Women’s Support Group is a 9 session education and support group for victims and survivors who want to grow toward healing and strength. Pre-registration is required. Ask for Kelly.
