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Programs

Programs that develop emotional and social intelligence, improve self-esteem, foster healthy relationships, and reinforce positive behaviors.

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B.R.I.C.K. (Building Reality with Imagination, Curiosity, and Knowledge)
The B.R.I.C.K. program provides free counseling services to at-risk youth, and youth involved in the juvenile justice system who are dealing with the following: peer pressure, conflict resolution, substance use, school issues, societal conditioning, parent-child relationships issues, gang involvement, self-identity, etc.
Through counseling we can address the root problems. Counseling improves critical thinking, healthy coping strategies, self-esteem, communication, family relations, etc.
Our group therapy sessions include instructional teaching, journaling, role playing, art & music therapy, goal setting, guest speakers, and Chess.
We use evidence-based curriculum and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy which sets the tone for improved thinking and behavior. 
ASOP's Life Skills

Our Life Skills classes help youth and first-time offenders learn life skills to help them make better decisions in life. Life Skills Classes cover topics such as decision making, conflict resolution, peer pressure, mental health, budgeting/finances, and career choices. 

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Parent Workshops

Our parenting workshop is offered to participants in the BRICK program and Life Skills Classes. The parenting workshops cover topics involving Parenting Styles, Love-Hurt Languages, Mental Health, Communication Techniques, & Child Development. 

Paint & Politic

Our paint and politic class improves mindfulness through art while incorporating history and education. Participants create inspirational artwork that showcases their talents, gifts and potential.

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Chess

Life is like a game of chess. 

In the Community

Providing services around Charlotte, NC.

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