When: Mondays
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Dates: June 17-August 19
Cost: $400 for 10 weeks
*Parents only - no child care provided*
Regulated Parents in Action
Come move, play, and learn with us! In this hands-on parent training series, we will dive into strategies to help regulate our children through the power of our own self-regulation. We will provide education and experiential opportunities
to help us understand how to use ourselves and the parent-child relationship to regulate our children. Each week we
will cover a topic that incorporates the use of sensory regulation, mindfulness, and yoga to positively influence our regulation so that we can approach parenting from a place
of fullness and abundance rather than emptiness and burnout. Parents will have practical tools to incorporate right away into daily life.
When: Tuesdays
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Dates: June 18-August 20
Cost: $50 for 10 weeks
*Parents only - no child care provided*
Circle of Security® Parenting™ Group
The Circle of Security® Parenting™ program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened and helps us make sense of what our children are really asking from us. This is a 10-week course that utilizes video clips to present information about The Circle as well as examples of parents using The Circle with their children. Groups are a mix of watching video clips to learn new concepts and discussing and reflecting on our own experiences. This program is appropriate for all parents, those looking to learn a bit more, those who are struggling in their relationship with their child, as well as new parents, foster and adoptive parents!
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Children Come First (CCF)
To apply:
(608) 250-6634 ext. 135
To qualify for CCF services, a child must:
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Have Badger Care Medicaid or Medical Assistance
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Be a Dane County resident aged 4-18
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Have a DSM mental health diagnosis given by a psychologist or psychiatrist, with symptoms being evident for at least 6 months and expected to persist for a year or longer
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Have current emotional/behavioral challenges that are putting him/her at imminent risk of an out of home placement
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Be involved with at least 2 of the following systems: mental health services, social services, special education, child protective services, and/or the juvenile justice system
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Be in need of additional support in at least 2 of the following areas: self-care, community safety, social relationships, family relationships, and/or school.
This is intended to be a short-term program to decrease imminent risk of out of home placement.
Comprehensive Community Services (CCS)
To apply:
608-283-1800 (under 17); 608-242-6415 (over 18)
To qualify for CCS services:
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Has need for ongoing services resulting from mental health and/or substance use disorders, but is not in need of Community Support Program (CSP) services.
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Recent DSM V mental health or substance abuse diagnosis
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This is a voluntary service - client must have one psycho-social area they would like to address
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Resident of a county or tribe that provides CCS programming
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Eligibility is based off of county-based or tribal-based screening tool
Children’s Long-Term Support Waiver (CLTS)
To apply for the CLTS Waiver:
To qualify for CLTS services:
Children and youth under the age of 22 who have a developmental disability, physical disability or severe emotional disturbance. The waitlist for this program is approximately 4 years.