Hosted by Ann Coleman, J.D.
In this session, Ann Coleman explores how parenting must evolve as children move into adolescence. She’ll discuss common challenges families face during this stage and why traditional approaches often stop working. Parents will gain insight into supporting independence while maintaining connection, communication, and healthy boundaries during the teen years.
Hosted by Michael F., Phil B.
This meeting brings men together to talk openly about the realities of parenting through challenge — without judgment or pressure. Whether you want to share, listen, or simply sit in the company of others who understand, you’ll find strength, perspective, and community here. Open to anyone who identifies as a man.
This support meeting is open to all members of our community — moms, dads, grandparents, aunts, uncles, guardians, caregivers, and anyone loving a child through challenge. If you’re unsure where you fit, start here. This is a welcoming space to share experiences, listen without pressure, and find steadiness in the company of others who understand […]
Grab your coffee — or tea, or sparkling water, or whatever gets you going — and join us on Saturdays for a gentle, uplifting start to the weekend. This is a relaxed space to share what you’re grateful for, hear small moments of hope from other parents, and reconnect with what’s steady in the midst […]
If you are parenting largely on your own — divorced, widowed, or single — this meeting is for you. Connect with other solo parents raising children navigating mental health challenges. Share openly, listen deeply, and find steadiness in the company of others who truly understand what it means to carry so much. You are not […]
Welcome to the Align / Pivot Family Connections support meeting. Whether your son is currently in the Align / Pivot continuum of care or you are an alumni family navigating life after treatment, this space is for you. This is a place to exhale, share honestly, and connect with other parents who understand the complexity […]
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If you or a loved one is in emotional distress or suicidal crisis, call 988.
