Parenting Skills Group
Join Benjamin Lambert, LCPC in a weekly virtual group that offers practical, skills-based strategies to help you reduce conflict, respond more effectively to big emotions, and strengthen your relationship with your neurodivergent or ODD child, adolescent or young adult.
Less conflict. More calm. Better connection with your neurodivergent or oppositional child or adolescent.
Techniques You’ll Learn
Phase 1: Understanding Your Child’s Brain
Parents gain a clearer, more compassionate understanding of neurodivergence, including ADHD, ODD, and related challenges. This phase explores why certain behaviors occur and how to set realistic, developmentally appropriate expectations.
Phase 2: Managing Big Emotions & Difficult Moments
This phase focuses on responding more effectively to meltdowns, defiance, emotional overwhelm, and conflict. Parents learn practical regulation, coping, and communication strategies that reduce power struggles and escalation.
Phase 3: Building Skills & Structure for Daily Life
Parents learn tools for creating routines, supporting organization and follow-through, and reducing daily stress at home—while encouraging accountability and growing independence.
Phase 4: Strengthening Relationships & Preparing for the Future
The final phase helps parents deepen connection while navigating boundaries, autonomy, and transitions into young adulthood with greater confidence and clarity.
Weekly Virtual Parent Sessions
Designed to be accessible, skills-focused, and practical for real-life parenting challenges
🕓 Now Enrolling — Starts March 5th
📅 Thursday, 6:30–7:30 PM (16 weeks)
To enroll or for questions email: info@affective-counseling.com or call 224-655-2655 x 4
Fee: $35/weekly class
This group will be limited to 15 participants