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50 US dollars
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About CGT
CGT works with children and their families focusing on improving social skills to combat bullying. Provides structured mediation and facilitation programs in group settings for adolescent children (8-17) whose behaviors and actions closely aligned with bullying or are their targets. While schools have worked with parents and the child to stop bullying behaviors, CGT works with the children’s strengths to change learned behaviors. These are the children who are at risk of disciplinary actions, facing expulsion and are running out of options.
CGT works with children and their families to focus on improving social skills to combat bullying. We provide structured mediation and facilitation support in group settings for adolescent children (13-17) whose behaviors and actions are closely aligned with bullying and also offer support to their targets. These are the children who are at risk of disciplinary actions, facing expulsion and the parents who are running out of options. Schools work with parents and the child to stop bullying behaviors, CGT will work with the child's strengths to encourage a change in their behaviors and to provide them with safer alternatives utilizing coping skills.
The goal of CGT is to encourage changed behaviors while helping the child navigate through their emotions giving them a sense of control. It is important to work with the child to help them understand why they have destructive behavior and providing them with coping mechanisms to work through them. This is the goal of CGT.
Why Use CGT?
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We Need Your Support
Your financial support of CGT will go a long way assisting families who cannot afford the services for their child(ren) and are in desperate need. To some families, this may be one of many other services they can look towards to help their child. Those families who may be struggling to make ends meet should not have to think twice about giving their child the gift of positive experiences and changed perspectives that will empower them to grow and thrive socially.
Think about helping a child learn their value in themselves and have a sense of belonging to improve their self-esteem and have hope for a better tomorrow. Give today to change the life of one child at a time.