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Florence Crittenton is delighted to announce a record-breaking Paint the Town Pink 2020. The organization’s annual fundraiser was held on Saturday, February 8th at the Lewis & Clark Fairgrounds and grossed $290,000. The event, celebrating its 18th year, was a...
After 21 years serving the needs of girls, babies and families, Barb Burton, Executive Director of Florence Crittenton, is saying farewell. Barb will retire in September and move on to her next chapter to spend more time with her grandson and enjoy time at her family...
Florence Crittenton is delighted to announce new programs that provide opportunities for hope, healing and recovery for parents of all ages struggling with addictions. Florence Crittenton is a trauma informed, relationship-based organization that provides a wide...
Florence Crittenton is expanding services focused on providing specialized outpatient treatment for young families. With a staggering number of families affected by substance use, they are aiming to provide supports that allow parents and pregnant women to receive...
On an annual basis The Connie Lieding Scholarship Fund will award funds to young women between the ages of 16-27. Awards from $100 – $3,000 can be used to support young women in obtaining a GED, attending a vocational program, two- or four year-college or university...
Join us for Florence Crittentton’s 10th Annual Support Our Girls, this year with a quirky little twist. Support Our Girls has moved to Girls Night In! Gather a group of friends at home, pick up your party box including delicious appetizers, wine and fun decorations, and tune in online for a hilarious auction of incredible decorated bra packages. Back by popular demand the wine pull and raffle where everyone’s a winner!
For more information and to reserve your party box go to www.supportourgirls.com. All proceeds benefit the young families participating in Florence Crittenton’s life changing programs.
Florence Crittenton is delighted to offer a wide range of parenting classes to all parents and caregivers in our community. These classes are an excellent opportunity to learn some great skills and understand your child’s developmental stage and their needs.
Love & Logic for All Ages
Love & Logic is a relationship-based, natural consequences approach to parenting. This is a video-based curriculum facilitated by our parenting educator which will provide discussion, tools and tips to try with your own family.
Next Sessions:
June 18 – July 23, Thursdays, 5 – 7pm
Circle of Security®
Circle of Security® Parenting is an attachment-based nurturing approach to understanding children’s needs.. The program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.
Next Sessions:
June 15 – August 3, Mondays, 5 – 6.30pm
Loving Your Baby from the Inside Out
A nurturing prenatal baby-focused course, designed to empower and prepare young pregnant mothers for bonding throughout pregnancy, for labor, delivery, and the postpartum period.
This class is ongoing, join at anytime during your pregnancy
Class time: Ongoing on Mondays from 3 – 4pm
Services for Families with Substance Use:
Nurturing Parenting Classes
Florence Crittenton is delighted to be offering Nurturing Parenting Classes for adults who are in treatment and/or recovery for substance use problems, and who are in parenting relationships with children. It is also useful for partners of parents with substance use problems and extended family members who are parenting the children of adults with substance use disorders.
This unique curriculum is taught by 2 Master Nurturing Parenting trainers, 1 who is also a Licensed Addictions Counselor.
Next Session: Mid June – October
Community Substance Use Group Therapy Sessions
Substance Use Groups are ongoing and are held on Mondays from 1:00 to 2:30 pm and Tuesdays from 9:00 am to 10:30 am
Groups are an open format and are influenced by cognitive behavioral interventions with the hopes of identifying goals and ambitions for clients and how to reach those goals and how continued substance use could impact them reaching those goals.
Groups are open to parents and caregivers of all ages and both mothers and fathers are welcome.
How to register:
Please email our Admissions Coordinator Isabelle Hunt to register for one of our groups and classes.
Payment:
All classes are billable to insurance, Medicaid or private payment. Scholarships available for those unable to pay.
Location:
Community Outreach Center at 901 N Harris, Helena, MT 59601.
