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Our new home is 544 Lakeview Parkway, Suite 310, Vernon Hills.

A new Parenting Book Club for 2021!

There are so many parenting books on the market that it is hard to know where to start or how to utilize all the information presented by the authors. We will be choosing books that address how to help parents understand their children of all ages and the specific struggles that families have in today’s world. Our therapists will help lead parents through discussions regarding the information presented, their strategies and how to implement them in daily life.

Joining the book club does not mean you have to participate in each discussion, sign up for the books that appeal to you.

We plan to meet virtually once every 6-8 weeks for 90 minutes with dates and times TBD.

To ensure we are picking out times and books that appeal to parents, help us out by filling out a short survey below letting us know what you might be interested in reading. Please pass this link on to any parents you think might be interested.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9mKSEe051upNrBv282sYEmDaJQQxktEFaxPiWqbPPc5S6xQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

The final dates, times, and book series will be posted the week of December 7th on our website, on our social media pages, and sent via email to those who have taken our survey.

*This group is for educational purposes only and is not therapeutic or meant to replace therapy

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