Creative Connections: Parent & Child Expressive Arts Workshops

For children aged 8-12 and their parent/caregiver

In partnership with Bridges to Growth

Meets Mondays from 4:30-5:30PM starting January 23, 2023

The Georgetown Project Bridges to Growth
805 W. University Ave., Georgetown, TX

Join TBCH's Suzanne Wood to connect with your child through fun expressive arts activities! In these parent & child workshops, Suzanne will lead an art activity that will get the conversation flowing about feelings, worries, resilience, and more. Each week's activity is unique, so you can join the class at anytime throughout the semester.

Sign up HERE!

These cost free workshops are hosted by a team of caring professionals with the TBCH Hope Program.

Aging & Engaging Group

An ongoing group for seniors 55+

The next Book Study: Reconnecting with your Estranged Adult Child: Practical Tips and Tools to Heal your Relationship. (Tina Gilbertson)

Meets Tuesday Mornings from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. starting February 28, 2023

Georgetown Community Resource Center
805 W. University Ave., Georgetown, TX

If you or someone you know is age 55 and over, this group may be of interest. Books and refreshments are provided at no cost. Future group discussions and studies will vary based on the needs of the group. For those interested, we will also be a resource for seniors with referrals for social engagement and service opportunities outside of our scheduled group time. 

These cost free workshops are hosted by a team of caring professionals with the TBCH Hope Program. 

Sign up HERE!

Circle of Security

Parenting Education Program

Meets from 10:30-Noon starting March 23, 2023

Classes will be online through Microsoft Teams

*must commit to all sessions

The Circle of Security Parenting program is an attachment-based parenting education program that helps parents better understand and build on their relationships with their children. This program is a 8-week Parent Reflection Group that will be led by Michelle Diaz and Erin VandeVanter from Texas Baptist Children’s Home. This is not a counseling group, but rather a group that will support parents to:

  • Understand their child’s emotional world by learning to read emotional needs
  • Support their child’s ability to successfully manage emotions
  • Enhance the development of their child’s self-esteem
  • Honor the innate wisdom and desire for their child to be secure

Each session will build off the session before it, so it is necessary that you commit to all eight weeks of the program. This way you will get the full picture of the Circle of Security.

This series will be held on the following Thursdays:

March 23 and 30

April 6, 13, 20 and 27

May 4 and 11

Sign up HERE!

These cost free workshops are hosted by a team of caring professionals with the TBCH Hope Program.