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Bellflower Center for Prevention of Child Abuse prevents child abuse and neglect by breaking the cycle of child abuse in all its forms through clinical treatment and education.
Training Courses Included:
--Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting
--Understanding Children's Sexual Behavior
--Personal Safety Skills for Children (Abuse Prevention)
--Bullying Prevention
--Communicating with Parents
--Parenting Skills
--Customized Courses
--Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
The Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting trainings meet the in-service requirements of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services for child abuse recognition and reporting training. State approved in-service forms are provided.
Many courses offer Social Work and Counseling CEUs. Everyone receives a certificate of completion which teachers may use to request credit from their school boards.
With 30 years of experience in child abuse and trauma issues, Bellflower Center is one of Northeast Ohio's premier providers of educational programs for social services professionals, child care providers, teachers, and community groups. Bellflower Center is an approved provider of continuing education credits for social workers and counselors. Trainings can also be customized to meet a group's particular needs, and can be provided at your location or at Bellflower Center.
Bellflower Center's programs are designed to model effective family relationships; provide alternatives to violent or destructive behaviors; and offer advocacy and support.
Bellflower Center for Prevention of Child Abuse is a United Way nonprofit agency certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and is CARF accredited. Client fees are assessed on a sliding fee scale.
Our Services Include
-Individual & Group Counseling for Children & Adults
-Telephone Services
-Kinship Care Support
-Help Me Grow
-Personal Safety Skills Programs for Children
-Community & Professional Education
Bellflower Center for Prevention of Child Abuse is based in Cleveland, OH, USA
Bellflower Center programs include: the 24-Hour Family Helpline, a crisis telephone service for families and individuals; Tot-Line, a telephone service providing guidance for parents and caregivers of children 0-6 years of age; therapy groups for adult and teen parents; individual and group therapy for individuals who were abused as children; personal safety skills programs for elementary school children; and the Ohio Help Me Grow Program. In its role as a child abuse prevention agency, Bellflower Center has always provided training and education to the community. Bellflower Center offers training in child abuse recognition and reporting to child care center workers, counselors and teachers.
24-Hour Family Helpline Crisis calls, general information on parenting and referrals to community resources or Bellflower Center programs.
Tot-Line Child development information for parents and caregivers of children birth through six years.
Individual Counseling For both adults and children who were abused, and for parents seeking treatment for their own family issues.
Child Therapy Group A 12-week program that provides counseling for children ages 6-12 who have experienced sexual abuse.
Adult Survivors Group Therapy Provides adults who were abused as children a forum to address the issues they face, including anger management and parenting their own children.
Kinship Care Home Visiting In-home program for grandparents and other caregivers and for the children in their care to deal with the trauma and other issues they face.
Teen Parent Group A therapeutic group focusing on the dual roles of teen parents. Discussions center on relationships, boundaries and other concerns of teen parents.
Teen Parenting Program Support, education, personal development and life skills for teens who are parenting.
Parent Education Programs Education and support for parents addressing topics such as discipline, anger management, family-of-origin issues, communication and cooperation.
Help Me Grow Program Home visiting for families with children from birth to three years, providing guidance, other parenting information, and developmental screening at regular intervals.
Personal Safety Skills Programs Educating school children on how to stay safe and what to do if they do not feel safe with a component for teachers and childcare workers.
Training and Education Child abuse recognition and reporting, and other child development topics. For children s service providers, administrators, parents and anyone who spends time with children.
24-Hour Family Helpline Crisis calls, general information on parenting and referrals to community resources or Bellflower Center programs.
Tot-Line Child development information for parents and caregivers of children birth through six years.
Individual Counseling For both adults and children who were abused, and for parents seeking treatment for their own family issues.
Child Therapy Group A 12-week program that provides counseling for children ages 6-12 who have experienced sexual abuse.
Adult Survivors Group Therapy Provides adults who were abused as children a forum to address the issues they face, including anger management and parenting their own children.
Kinship Care Home Visiting In-home program for grandparents and other caregivers and for the children in their care to deal with the trauma and other issues they face.
Teen Parent Group A therapeutic group focusing on the dual roles of teen parents. Discussions center on relationships, boundaries and other concerns of teen parents.
Teen Parenting Program Support, education, personal development and life skills for teens who are parenting.
Parent Education Programs Education and support for parents addressing topics such as discipline, anger management, family-of-origin issues, communication and cooperation.
Help Me Grow Program Home visiting for families with children from birth to three years, providing guidance, other parenting information, and developmental screening at regular intervals.
Personal Safety Skills Programs Educating school children on how to stay safe and what to do if they do not feel safe with a component for teachers and childcare workers.
Training and Education Child abuse recognition and reporting, and other child development topics. For children s service providers, administrators, parents and anyone who spends time with children.
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