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Fredericton Regional Family Resource Centre 678 Union Street Phone: (506) 474-0252
Fax: (506) 474-0253
E-Mail: fredericton@frc-crf.com
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Parle-moi/Talk With Me - Early Language Services
Communication is much more than just speech and words! We know that talking, listening and following directions are important stepping stones for later success. We offer programs for parents, grandparents, babysitters and anyone who spends time with children from birth to five years of age. Come and learn more about your child’s communication development and ways you can help promote their learning in daily activities. Call the Center or the Talk With Me program at 1-877-691-8800 for more information. E-mail: talkwithme@rvh.nb.ca or call toll-free: 1-877-691-8800
Jean MacKenzie - Marriage and Couples Counsellor
Are you fed up with the constant fighting with your spouse? Has the passion in your relationship fizzled out? Do you long to live "happily ever after", but fear that you, or your partner are about to walk out the door? Jean can work with you and your spouse to help resolve conflict and increase harmony, create deeper intimacy, and become best friends and lovers again. Check out her website at www.jeanmackenzie.com and sign up for the free newsletter, Happily Ever After. Or call for a free 20 minute, no obligation phone consultation at 506-461-7279.Move This Way
Move This Way is an active living program developed by the City of Fredericton's Community Services Department and delivered in partnership with River Valley Health. The goal of this program is to encourage all Frederictonians and other residents of Health Region 3, River Valley Health to become more active. For more information, please visit their website: www.movethisway.ca
Liberty Lane's Family Violence Prevention Outreach Program
We can meet one-on-one for safety planning - how to increase your safety living with, or after having left, your partner; emotional support - we will listen and support you in any way we can; goal setting & action plans - we can help you set goals & create action plans to achieve your goals; life skills training - examples include assertiveness, self-esteem, resume & relationship skills; and referral to community services - we can help you access the services you need. We also offer group life skills training which includes assertiveness; family violence and the law information sessions; self-esteem; smoking cessation; and FASD. As well, we offer a self-help support group, and a resource centre with access to a library and computer. For more information contact Liz at 458-9774 - all services are confidential and free.
The CHILD Studies Program aims to better understand the relationship between early caregiving experiences, parental stress, and children’s development. In particular, studies are designed to uncover strength-based interventions for at-risk families and their children. For more information on the CHILD Studies Program and our current research, visit www.unbf.ca/nursing/child.
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