Free Parenting Workshop! Destress Tips & DBT Therapy Skills

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February’s Parenting workshop is a deeper look into Mindfulness and other skills of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). We will explore skills to help you as parents in Emotional Regulation, Distress Tolerance, and Effective Interpersonal Relationships. Come learn what we’re teaching kids at Doorways so you can use these “de-stressors” to help yourself live well in 2020!

Presentation Led by Marian Humphries, LPC

Marian is a Licensed Professional Counselor. Marian is involved in Doorways DBT Skills IOP where she teaches skills to teens in a creative and effective manner. She will lead you in learning strategies to reduce anxiety, gain control of your emotions, improve sleep, learn breathing techniques and self-regulation skills. These can benefit you, and you can teach them to your teen!

RSVP is not required, however, much appreciated! 602.997.2880

Doorways to Sponsor iaedp Foundation Winter Gala

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Friday December 6, 2019
6:00PM to 8:30PM

Sheraton Crescent Hotel
2620 W. Dunlap Ave (I-17 & Dunlap)
Phoenix, AZ 85021
Gala held in the Courtyard through the lobby

Come out and celebrate our hard working and dedicated Eating Disorder Treatment Community at this year’s Annual Gala as we reflect on the events of this past year and look forward to the next!

For more information and to reserve tickets click here

New Group! Real Talk About Vaping & Drugs

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Need a place to talk about drug use? Are you looking for support and ways to have fun without using drugs? We welcome every teen to join us weekly for conversation, education and support regarding drugs of abuse. This is a “no judgment  zone” and a safe environment geared towards real talk with real people. For more info click here.

Free Parent Workshop! Is this teen behavior normal …or what?

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June 3rd, 5:30pm @ Doorways

Presentation Led by Jan Hamilton, MS, PMHNP-BC, CEDS

Jan is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner specializing in Adolescent and Young Adult psychiatric care, founder of Doorways, committed to adolescents and family health.

The June parenting workshop will educate parent about brain development by discussing what’s “normal” and what could indicate a mental health issue that needs treatment with counseling or medication.