support groups

We recognize the difficulties in supporting a child with emotional health issues. As part of The Nissa Assessment Pad, we provide you with a support group that offers a compassionate and confidential space for sharing experiences, receiving mutual support, and gaining practical insights. Additionally, we will give a concise update on what the program has focused on each week.

As grandparents, witnessing your son or daughter struggle with their own children can be challenging, and it is often unclear how best to offer support. Sometimes, your efforts may seem ineffective or even counterproductive. We offer a dedicated space where you can learn the most effective ways to support your child during these challenging times, while also receiving support for yourself. Grandparents are a valuable, yet often underutilized, resource for families. Join us to gain insights, share your experiences, and receive the support you need as you navigate these challenges.

We understand the challenges of supporting a child with emotional health issues. At Nissa, we provide personalized resources and compassionate support to help your family heal and grow together. Our safe and confidential environment allows you to share experiences, receive guidance, and gain valuable insights for a stronger, more resilient family bond.

We are establishing a support network for female educators to provide a safe and empathetic environment where teachers can connect with colleagues who truly understand the unique and demanding nature of their roles. This group aims to offer mutual support, share experiences, and gain insights to effectively manage the challenges they face.

We are establishing a support network for male educators to provide a safe and empathetic environment where teachers can connect with colleagues who truly understand the unique and demanding nature of their roles. This group aims to offer mutual support, share experiences, and gain insights to effectively manage the challenges they face.

As a female principal/Menaheles, you navigate a multifaceted role that involves balancing the needs of families, students, teachers, and the overall operation of the school. We are creating a dedicated space where you can discuss these unique challenges with peers in similar positions, offering and receiving support from one another to effectively manage these complexities.

As a male principal/Menahel, you navigate a multifaceted role that involves balancing the needs of families, students, teachers, and the overall operation of the school. We are creating a dedicated space where you can discuss these unique challenges with peers in similar positions, offering and receiving support from one another to effectively manage these complexities.

C.A.R.E> - Connect, Assist, Reflect, and Empower – is a hotline to support you when you face challenging interactions with colleagues, families, or students. This service offers a welcoming space to share your experiences, gain fresh perspectives, and receive emotional support. By talking things through, you can relieve stress, explore solutions, and better manage your emotions. Our goal is to help you feel more balanced and positive, so you can enjoy your personal life and look forward to each new day at school.

Are you a mental health professional with 1 to 5 years of experience? Join our group to explore and discuss your learnings, observations, and acknowledgments of biases that may influence your practice. We will examine how these biases impact our clinical work, reflect on our roles as clinicians in our community, and provide mutual support. This is also an opportunity to address any additional topics or concerns that arise.

Baby Bonding Essentials is a class designed for first-time parents to explore attachment styles, learn effective bonding techniques with their newborns, and understand the impact on the relationship between partners.

Pathway to partnership is a program tailored for newly engaged couples. The initial class, held before marriage, covers communication styles, gender differences, love languages, and the role of relationship coaching. Couples then reconvene three to six months after marriage to revisit and expand on these topics, explore practical strategies, and participate in a Q&A session.

This class is designed for parents who are marrying off their children and becoming in-laws for the first time. It will cover strategies for engaging with and supporting the newlyweds, navigating the dynamics of being a first-time in-law, and providing guidance on managing this significant life transition.

Are you unsure if your child’s behaviors are typical for their age or how to address common behavior challenges? Our age-specific classes provide guidance on normal behavior ranges for each stage, strategies for managing typical issues, and recommendations on when to seek additional support.