C.O.P.E. 4 KIDS
C.O.P.E. Family Support Center is dedicated to empowering youth through a variety of innovative programs that support their emotional, social, and educational development. We offer a range of services aimed at building resilience, fostering mental wellness, and providing a safe space for young individuals to thrive. Through counseling, mentorship, and skill-building opportunities, we work alongside youth to overcome challenges, strengthen their sense of self, and prepare them for a successful future. At C.O.P.E., we believe in investing in the potential of every young person, ensuring they have the tools and support needed to succeed.
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ARC (Attachment, Regulation, Competence)
For Youth Ages 10–17
The Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) Model is an evidence-based intervention designed to empower youth in overcoming the impacts of trauma. This program is structured to provide a safe, supportive environment where young people can build resilience and self-confidence through meaningful peer interactions.
Key Features:
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Anxiety Management: Practical strategies to navigate and reduce anxiety.
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Anger Management: Tools to understand and control strong emotions constructively.
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Social & Emotional Development: Skills to build healthy relationships and emotional intelligence.
Why Parents and Schools Should Partner with Us:
By incorporating ARC Groups into your school’s offerings, you’ll address a critical need for trauma-informed care and mental wellness, creating a culture of empathy and understanding. These sessions are designed to enhance classroom performance, reduce behavioral issues, and promote a positive home and school climate.
Call for details (925) 689-5811
Email us info@copefamilysupport.org
Call for details (925) 689-5811
Email us info@copefamilysupport.org
Youth Advisory Group (Y.A.G.) with "Across Ages"
For Youth Ages 10–14
This program amplifies young voices by empowering them as community ambassadors. The Youth Advisory Group (Y.A.G.) helps youth engage with pressing issues and fosters a sense of purpose and belonging.
Paired with the Across Ages Mentorship Program:
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Caring adults (55+) serve as mentors, offering guidance and inspiration.
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Participants develop skills for leadership, problem-solving, and civic engagement.
Key Objectives:
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Uplift youth perspectives and ensure their ideas drive change.
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Empower young voices to create innovative solutions.
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Build professional skills like public speaking, teamwork, and critical thinking.
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Promote active citizenship and community service.
Why Parents and Schools Should Partner with Us:
This program aligns with social-emotional learning (SEL) and leadership development goals while nurturing intergenerational relationships that strengthen family dynamics and school communities.
Youth Achievement Workshop (Y.A.W.) with "Game of Life"
For Youth Ages 11–18
This interactive workshop equips teens with emotional intelligence and self-regulation skills essential for personal and academic success.
"Game of Life" Highlights:
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A hands-on simulation where teens experience real-life decision-making and its consequences.
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Activities that build self-awareness, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
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Opportunities for students to envision their futures and set realistic goals.
Why Schools Should Partner with Us:
This engaging workshop transforms abstract life lessons into concrete experiences, helping students gain clarity and motivation to succeed academically and personally.
Call for details (925) 689-5811
Email us info@copefamilysupport.org
Individual Counseling
For Youth of All Ages
Customized one-on-one support designed to address each student’s unique challenges and aspirations.
Focus Areas:
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Academic guidance and career exploration.
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Coping with peer pressure and substance use.
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Strengthening family relationships.
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Developing essential life skills for long-term success.
Why Parents and Schools Should Partner with Us:
Our expert counselors provide tailored interventions that improve overall student well-being, reduce absenteeism, and foster a supportive school environment.
