3Cs Parent Connections offers a wide range of therapeutic and
support services designed to meet familes where they are. Whether
you're navigating a DHS service plan, working toward
reunification, managing a court order, or simply looking for extra
support, our team of train, licensed, and experiences
professionals is here to help every step of the way. Our services
are also available bilingually in Spanish.
Therapy Services
All therapy services are provided by or under the direct supervision
of our Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor (LPC-S). Our therapy
service providers are qualified, professional individuals dedicated to
supporting children and families eserves compassionate, safe,
welcoming, and judgment-free care.
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation (TSV)
Individual Therapy
Family Therapy
Play Therapy
Gender & Sexuality Affirming Therapy
Reunification Therapy
To get started with Therapy Services, schedule a free 15-minute
consultation with our clinical supervisory, Edda Molina, LPC-S.
Questions about insurance or billing? Talk to Sierra.
Support Services
Our support services provide non-therapeutic, practical, hands-on
guidance and assistance delivered by trained professionals to help
children stay safe and families grow stronger.
Family Time
Parent Coaching
Parent Education
Youth Mentorship
Life Skills
In-Home Safety
Non-traditional Family Support
Foster & Kinship Support
Court Testimony
To get started with Support Services, schedule a free 15-minute
consultation with our executive director, Amber Rizor.
Questions about insurance or billing? Talk to Sierra.
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation (TSV)
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation (TSV) is a court-ordered service that
provides a safe and structured environment for non-custodial parents to
spend time with their children, supervised by a licensed mental health
professional. More than just monitoring visits, TSV is an opportunity to
protect your child's emotional and physical safety, rebuild trust, and
demonstrate your commitment to their wellbeing. Our providers offer
neutral documentation reports to the court and work to support positive,
meaningful interactions between parents and children.
Individual Therapy
Every child deserves a safe space to express themselves. Individual
therapy gives children one-on-one time with a licensed professional to
explore their feelings, work through difficult experiences, and build
the emotional tools they need to thrive. Through a supportive and
judgment-free relationship, we help children process what they're going
through so they can heal and grow.
Family Therapy
Strong families are built on strong relationships. Family therapy brings
family members together in a supportive space to improve communication,
work through challenges, and build the connections that help children
feel safe and supported at home. Whether you're navigating conflict,
behavioral concerns, or simply want to strengthen your family bond,
we're here to help your family grow together.
Play Therapy
Children don't always have the words to express what they're feeling —
and that's okay. Play therapy uses the natural language of play to help
children between the ages of 5 and 12 process difficult emotions, work
through challenging experiences, and develop healthy ways to express
themselves. In a safe and nurturing environment, play becomes a powerful
tool for healing.
Gender & Sexuality Affirming Therapy
Every person deserves to feel seen, accepted, and supported for exactly
who they are. Our gender and sexuality affirming therapy provides a safe
and welcoming space for individuals ages 12 and up to explore their
identity, process their experiences, and find their footing. We also
work with family members to build understanding and create a home
environment where every child feels loved and affirmed. We don't try to
change who you are, we celebrate it.
Reunification Therapy
When a child and parent have been separated or have never had the
opportunity to build a relationship, the path back to each other can
feel overwhelming. Reunification therapy provides a safe and structured
space to rebuild those bonds — working through trauma, resolving
conflict, and establishing the trust and connection that every family
deserves. We walk alongside families every step of the way.
Family Time
Family Time services are designed to ensure child safety, maintain
family connections, and reduce trauma related to separation. Meaningful
family time increases the likelihood of sustained reunification,
improves emotional well-being, strengthens cultural and kinship
connections, and enhances personal engagement. Our services preserve and
strengthen family ties, build appropriate caregiving skills, increase
parental protective capacities, and promote reunification. All services
are provided in accordance with the Family Time Plan developed by the
County, with the agreement of the family, all legal representatives, and
the Court.
These services are for families with a child placed out of home, where
the goal is reunification and the risk is manageable by service
providers. They last typically between 9 - 12 months or as outlined in
the Family Time Plan, usually with at 2 - 10 hours per week or as
otherwise outlined.
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation (TSV)
A court-ordered service that provides a safe and structured
environment for non-custodial parents to spend time with their
children, supervised by a licensed mental health professional. More
than just monitoring visits, TSV is an opportunity to protect your
child's emotional and physical safety, rebuild trust, and demonstrate
your commitment to their wellbeing. Our providers offer neutral
documentation reports to the court and work to support positive,
meaningful interactions between parents and children.
Visit Coaching
A family time service that is a family-centered approach focusing on
the strenghts of the family. This includes meeting with parents before
and after each visit to assess their concerns, what skills they need
to learn, and what needs practice, and then coaching them through
visits to implement and practice these skills.
Supportive Supervised Visitation
A more structured and guided visitation to help rebuild parent-child
relationships during times of transition such as separation and
reunification through real-time support, activity-based bonding, and
postive parenting guidance.
Monitored Visitation
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Life Skills
Life Skills provides individualized instruction, coaching, assistance,
and ongoing support to eligible individuals and families. Services help
develop and maintain skills necessary for safe, healthy, and
increasingly independent community living. Services may address daily
living, self-care, household management, communication, interpersonal
skills, problem-solving, safety, time management, managing appointments,
community participation, and accessing community resources.
This service is for families and individuals ages 16 - 99 who need
support with parenting, skills of adult living, and accessing community
resources. It runs for 3 - 6 months, or until completion of goals, at
2-4 hours per week.
Non-traditional Family Support
Families come in all shapes and forms, and every one of them deserves
support. Whether you're part of the LGBTQIA+ community, navigating a
blended family, going through separation or divorce, or facing
challenges unique to your family's structure, our non-traditional family
support services are here to help. We provide a judgment-free space to
work through challenges, strengthen bonds, and build the foundation your
family needs to thrive.
Parent Coaching
Parenting is one of the most rewarding and challenging things a person
can do. Our parent coaching and support service provides individualized
guidance for parents navigating unique and complex situations, including
divorce and co-parenting, foster and kinship care, adoption, and more.
Whether you need practical tools, emotional support, or both, our
trained parenting professionals are here to help you show up for your
children in the ways that matter most. Services can be provided in the
home, in the community, or via telehealth.
Individualized Parent Education
Individualized parent education is designed to strengthen protective
factors, build parental resilience, and increase knowledge of child
development and age-appropriate expectations. Services use education,
coaching, and group-based learning to help parents develop practical
skills, strengthen relationships, and address identified areas of need
This service is for families with youth ages 0-18 in the household who
would benefit from increased skill knowledge and runs for 3 - 6 months,
or until completion of goals, at 2 - 4 hours per week.
Direct Face-to-Face Education
Curriculum focused education with one of our Bachelor's level
providers.
Triple P - Positive Parenting Program is an evidence-based
parenting curiculum aimed to give families practical strategies to
manage behavior, build strong relationships, and prevent developmental
or emotional problems.
Truth-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) is an
attachment-based, trauma informed care model aimed to support children
who have experienced early adversity, abuse, or neglect.
Group Parenting Classes
The group class follows the evidence-based, trauma-informed Nurturing
Parenting Curiculum, which focues on building posivitive parenting
skills to help prevent child neglect and abuse.
Youth Mentorship
Structured activities and curriculum supervised by adults aim to enhance
a client’s functioning in social emotional learning, self-image,
resiliency, and time-management. Interventions promote positive
behavioral changes through role modeling, encouragement and
skill-building. The service plan is developed by needs assessment and
focuses on specific areas of deficit, required skills and activities.
Providers will connect youth with safe activities post-service. If
multiple children are involved, they must come from the same family or
case.
This service supports children ages 8-18, as well as the family unit as
a whole, for a 4 - 6 month period (or until completion of goals) at 3 -
5 hours per week.
Service Goals
Educational
Addressing truancy and providing homework assistance.
Employment
Helping with job applications and securing necessary
documentation.
Pro-Social Goals
Life skills development, volunteer opportunities, and fostering
positive peer relationships.
Family
Support reintegration into the home, enhance family support, and
connect with community resources.
Foster & Kinship Support
Opening your home to a child in need is an act of incredible love — and
it comes with its own unique set of challenges. Our foster and kinship
support service provides guidance and support to foster parents, kinship
providers, and adoptive parents as they navigate the complexities of
caring for children who have experienced trauma and separation. We help
caregivers understand the impact of trauma on behavior, set realistic
expectations, and build the kind of safe, stable, and loving connections
that children need to heal and thrive. Support is also available for the
children themselves through individual and family therapy.
In-Home Safety Services
In-Home Safety Services are designed to support families in maintaining
a safe and stable home environment while addressing identified safety
concerns. Services are provided in the home setting to promote real-time
intervention, skill development, and stabilization. Services are
delivered using a trauma-informed, family-centered approach that
prioritizes child safety, preservation of family unity when possible,
and reduction of immediate risk factors through practical, observable
support and curriculum based education.
This service is for families with youth ages 0 - 18 within the household
who are at risk of separation due to safety concerns and the risk is
manageable by service providers. The length of servive varies based on
family needs assessment and case plan, with visits typicaly being 2 - 10
hours per week.
Court Testimony
Court appearance, by subpoena only, including time in court and all
preparatory work.