This is a teen group for those with a history of trauma or risky behaviors addressing cognitive, behavioral, and interpersonal coping skills with a focus on safety. Some
of the topics include grounding coping with triggers, healthy relationships, setting boundaries, healing from anger, taking care of yourself, and life choices.
Find your people. Be Boldly You is a supportive space for LGBTQIA+ teens and young adults to explore, express, and celebrate your unique identity. Connect with others, share your experiences, and build a community where you can be unapologetically yourself. Let’s grow together—authenticity starts here!
Ages 16-25 Welcome!
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
12 Week DCFS approved. Group parenting classes. Participants must start by May 14.
Topics Include:
-Nurturing as a Lifestyle
-Children's Brain Development
-Alternatives to Spanking
-Emotional Regulation
This group supports pregnant individuals by promoting prenatal wellness through education, emotional support, and peer connection. Topics
focus on:
• changes in pregnancy and prenatal wellness
• whole body wellness in pregnancy (exercise and nutrition)
• labor & delivery prep and comfort techniques
• postpartum care and wellness
• baby care
• breastfeeding
• bonding and nurturing relationships after baby
-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.
CCRC representatives are available at Penny Lane Centers to guide families through the application process for services.
Looking to connect with others in a unique way? Join us for a sign language workshop where you’ll learn the basics of this beautiful form of communication. Discover a new way to express yourself and engage with those around you!
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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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