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Set an Intention to Reflect on the Past Year and Allow Yourself to Grow and Move On
Set an Intention to Reflect on the Past Year and Allow Yourself to Grow and Move On. Guest Blogger Craig Dobson, Team Lead Beyond the Classroom Reflection is a healthy, appropriate activity for you and your family to complete regularly. This might be something you do on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. You may also…
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Beech Acres Parenting Center to Implement New Virtual Service Delivery Initiative Thanks to a Generous Grant From Bi3
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we found ourselves needing to accelerate plans to implement a technology-based solution to continue to serve families in the community with the highest level of service possible. Thanks to bi3 for supporting our investment in a Learning Management System with a generous grant of $50,000! This new system will…
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One Family Builds Creativity and Perseverance During the Pandemic
We LOVE the creativity and perseverance of our foster care families! Check out how one family is finding a way to have some FUN during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Ryans built these amazing play spaces for their kiddos to enjoy inside and outside! Chris & Kim Ryan talked to us about their adventure in…
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Remote Learning Tips for Students With ADHD
NEW! Learn more about ADHD with this five-day text-based course. Parenting Tips for Remote Learning for Students with ADHD Children with ADHD need routines in their lives. This routine may be more difficult to maintain during remote learning. However with some simple tips, your student can succeed with distance learning. Create simple routines throughout the…
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Help Your Children Become Comfortable Wearing Masks To Protect Themselves and Others
Wear A Mask To Protect Yourself and Others Among the most significant impacts the coronavirus pandemic has had on our culture has been the shift to wearing face masks to protect ourselves and those around us. While wearing a mask is not uncommon in other parts of the world, specifically in regions that have previously…
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A Family Guide to Dealing With Loss and Grief
A Family Guide to Dealing With Loss and Grief Guest Blogger: Christy Honschopp LISW-S There is no right or wrong way to grieve but there are healthy ways to deal with the grieving process- these tips and information may be able to help. What Is Grief? Grief is a natural response to loss. It’s the…
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Talking To Your Kids About Coronavirus
Talking To Your Kids About Coronavirus Guest Blogger Kerry Brown, Parent Connext Parenting Specialist, Beech Acres Parenting Center Uncertain Times During these uncertain times, it might feel overwhelming to share information about COVID-19 with your children. As parents, we sometimes think we are protecting by not telling them about scary things; as if shielding them…
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Talking to Your Children About The Coronavirus: Tips from Margaret R. Mauzé, PhD, ABPP
Talking to Your Children About The Coronavirus Guest Blogger: Margaret R. Mauzé, PhD, ABPP Emotions are running high. Schools are closed. People are working from home and uncertainty about the next few days and weeks is at an all time high. As adults, many of us are feeling the stress that comes from so many…
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Strength Spotting Certificate
Everyone has their own individual unique strengths inside them (24 to be exact!). While you may be home with your children why not set an intention to spot your kid’s strengths and let them know when you see them using them? This strengths-based approach helps your child build resilience and be more confident. Start by…
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A Message To Our Community
To our community of Greater Cincinnati & beyond, we’re here for you. Beech Acres Parenting Center remains committed to the parents, children, students, teachers, schools, and families we serve, as well as to the physical and mental well-being of our clients, partners, and of course our own employees. During this time of uncertainty, we draw…