Children need a safe place to express the grief, anger, and fear related to the illness or loss of a loved one, and assistance with developing important coping skills. Pediatric Art Therapy is a bereavement program that specifically works with children and adolescents ages 3 - 17 who are affected by the serious illness or death of a loved one.

At The Joey Center, families can access a variety of services to address the specific developmental, educational and educational issues that a child with a diagnosis of Down syndrome may face. The pediatric subspecialists at Valley are available to make sure your child receives the right care.

Group Standard Triple P is intended for parents who have concerns about their child’s behavior and for parents who want to learn more positive parenting skills. Triple P gives parents the skills they need to raise confident, healthy children and to build stronger family relationships, while also helping parents manage misbehavior.

Are you struggling with the transition of adding a baby to your family?

Maybe becoming a new mother or having another child has been more difficult than you thought?

You are not alone.  Join other mothers in this journey together, offering support from each other and coping skills from a therapist.

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