Domestic violence intervention classes open to individuals who want to learn about healthy relationships, accountability, and non-violent communication. Participants will gain tools to manage emotions, resolve conflict safely, and build respectful relationships.
• Understanding the cycle of violence
• Accountability and behavior change
• Healthy communication skills
• Managing anger and emotional triggers
• Building respectful relationships
• Conflict resolution strategies
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A group led by Parent Partners of Intensive Services meant to review relevant topics to the parents/caregivers of our clients and discuss various topics for psychoeducation, resources, intervention ideas, build natural supports, and support each other through similar lived struggles/experiences.
Take the first step toward a healthier you with this gentle, beginner-friendly yoga class. Designed to support overall wellness, this light yoga session focuses on simple stretches, foundational poses, and mindful breathing to improve flexibility, reduce stress, and boost physical and mental health. No experience needed. All participants will receive a complimentary yoga bag, yoga mat, and water bottle to support their wellness journey.
Join us for CFRC Spring Break Power Day, a community event designed to support families and youth through wellness activities, helpful resources, and fun experiences. Participants will enjoy food, mindfulness activities, and opportunities to connect with community services that promote healthy families and strong support systems.
Join CFRC for a joyful Easter celebration where families and children can enjoy games, an egg hunt, prizes, and a special Easter basket giveaway. This family-friendly
event brings the community together for fun activities, connection, and celebration. Food and refreshments will be provided for participants.
-Embracing Identities LGBTQIA2-S Support Groups provide a safe place for LGBTQ+ youth to get to know others and learn about the LGBTQ+ community. Open to youth ages 16-25, topics range from the differences between sex and gender, to the coming out process and safe relationships.
Empower yourself with Positive Inner Dialogue. Engage in discussions and activities designed to identify and challenge negative thoughts. Learn techniques to stay present, focused, and cultivate a more positive outlook on yourself. Connect with others on a similar journey, share experiences, and build a community that understands and uplifts.
Open to ages 16-25.
-Embracing Identities LGBTQIA2-S Support Groups provide a safe place for LGBTQ+ youth to get to know others and learn about the LGBTQ+ community. Open to youth ages 16-25, topics range from the differences between sex and gender, to the coming out process and safe relationships.
This group is offered in person or virtually! Contact us for a link below.
Penny Lane Centers is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization that cares for over 3500 abused and neglected children, youth and families a month. We provide therapeutic services, foster family home placements, adoption services, transitional and affordable housing, family preservation, Intensive Services and mental health services for children youth and families throughout Los Angeles County.
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