In parents' words

What it is like to sit in the room.

“Bradley never talked down to my son, and he told us plainly what he would and would not share with us. We both felt we had a seat.”
Kiesha R.Parent of a 15-year-old
“The first meeting was just for me. I got to say everything I was worried about without my daughter hearing it, and that mattered.”
Noemi G.Parent of a 13-year-old
“I was braced to be blamed. Instead I was asked what I had already tried, and what I would like to be different at home.”
Heidi B.Parent of a 16-year-old
“The check-ins were short and clear. I always knew what to expect from the next session and what was my part.”
Edmond T.Parent of a 14-year-old
“The office is quiet, and the hours work after school. Emails were answered plainly and kindly.”
Xiaoyan L.Parent of a 17-year-old
“Our teen walked in unwilling and walked out saying it was fine. That was more than I had hoped for on the first day.”
Kara S.Parent of a 12-year-old

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