Come join us!

Solutions Parenting Support is pleased to announce that they will be presenting at the upcoming Wilderness Symposium in Park City, Utah. Co-Owner, Hilary Moses MSW, LCSW of Solutions Parenting Support along with Michael Gass, PhD, LMFT, Tony Alvarez, MSW, Jessalyn Hobson, MSW will be presenting on Family Therapy with OBH populations.

The purpose of this workshop is to offer innovative methods of enriching family therapy processes through the use of experiential and active treatment techniques. Rather than just focusing on the “talking- the- talk” part of therapy, this workshop will also provide applied methods of “walking-the-talk” to use in both individual and group therapy sessions for OBH programs.

Topics covered will be:

• Identifying the tools that seem most effective in helping parents through the process of supporting their family's growth throughout the wilderness therapy process.
• They will outline some common patterns seen during wilderness but will primarily focus on the tools that can help families overcome some of the obstacles through the process.
• They will address the grief and loss that is common for families through this experience.
• Discuss ways to capitalize on the parent wilderness visit and will address patterns that parents are experiencing such as "rescue trauma" that lead them to be unclear about what is rescuing and what is being a loving parent.

We hope to see you soon!

Founders,
Hilary Moses and Jen Murphy

About Solutions Parenting Support
Solutions Parenting Support, LLC is a nationally recognized parent support and transitional program assisting families during and after wilderness therapy treatment and/or residential treatment programming. With business offices in Steamboat Springs, CO and Tucson, AZ the team is supporting parents and families in the United States and around the globe. The team of parent coaches and transitional specialists are family system focused, licensed professional therapists and/or licensed social workers with a combined 40+ years of experience working in wilderness therapy programs, varying levels of residential treatment programming and transitional support.