Empowered Parenting: A Support Group for Parents of Children with Autism

Ongoing meetings every Wednesday at 5pm - $20 per session

Parenting a child with autism comes with unique challenges and profound joys. The Empowered Parenting Support Group is a safe, compassionate space where you can connect with other parents who understand your journey. This group is designed to support you in navigating the struggles associated with parenting a child with autism while fostering a sense of community, validation, and growth.

Led by a skilled therapist experienced in Behavior Analysis, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Behavioral Activation, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), this group offers a balance of emotional support and practical problem-solving.

What You’ll Gain:

1. A Platform for Sharing
   Share your experiences, questions, and concerns in a safe and supportive environment, surrounded by parents who truly understand your challenges and triumphs.

2. Emotional Validation
   Explore your feelings without judgment, and gain tools to process emotions like stress, guilt, or frustration that can arise from parenting a child with autism.

3. Brainstorming Positive Outcomes
   Collaborate with other parents and the facilitator to generate creative and practical solutions to common parenting struggles, tailored to your family’s unique needs.

4. Building Resilience and Confidence
   Learn strategies to stay grounded and confident, even in the face of challenges, by building on your strengths and successes as a parent.

5. Understanding Your Child’s Needs
   Gain insights into the behaviors and needs of children with autism, and explore strategies to better support their development and emotional well-being.

6. Creating a Community of Support
   Connect with other parents who share your experiences, creating a network of encouragement and understanding that extends beyond the group.

7. Problem-Solving Skills
   Work through specific parenting struggles by leveraging evidence-based approaches, including techniques for fostering positive behavior and communication.

8. Celebrating Successes
   Recognize and celebrate the progress you and your child make, no matter how big or small, to foster hope and motivation.

Why Join?

Parenting a child with autism can feel isolating, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. This group provides the support, understanding, and tools you need to embrace your parenting journey with confidence and compassion. Together, we will build a space where your voice is heard, your struggles are acknowledged, and your victories are celebrated.

Find connection, support, and empowerment—join us today!