Mandalas (Part 1)
Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. 502 Court Street, Suite 401, Utica, NY, United StatesMandala drawing is an ancient practice with roots in Tibetan Buddhism. Research has shown that mandala drawing helps integrate and improve psychological harmony.
Bury a Butterfly
Our Savior Lutheran Church 1640 Genesee St, Utica, NY, United StatesWith these biodegradable butterflies we will be writing a message of hope, to ourselves. Something we want to let go of, a short term goal to manifest, or just wordsContinue reading →
Mandalas (Part 2)
Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. 502 Court Street, Suite 401, Utica, NY, United StatesNow that you have drawn your mandala, it’s time to add color to your design.
Free Virtual Narcan Training
VirtualFree Virtual Narcan Trainings For more information or to schedule a one on one appointment contact Heather at hyouda@cflrinc.org
Family Game Night
Our Savior Lutheran Church 1640 Genesee St, Utica, NY, United StatesJoin us in our family game night!! We promote social interaction, and laughter while staying connected to our recovery community
Active Parenting of Teens
VirtualThis program provides parents with the skills needed to use effective discipline, teach responsibility, and communicate with their children. Each session shows parents how to handle sensitive issues such asContinue reading →
Stuff Happens
Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. 502 Court Street, Suite 401, Utica, NY, United StatesYou’re going to read really messed up stuff on these cards, and then rank them based on how bad they really are. Is a 3rd degree burn better or worseContinue reading →
Active Parenting
VirtualThis Parenting Program encourages positive interaction, enhances communication, and perfects behavior management skills to guide our children to survive and thrive. If you’d like to learn more and be supportedContinue reading →
Bring Your Own Shirt Tie Dye
Our Savior Lutheran Church 1640 Genesee St, Utica, NY, United StatesWe will be making our very own tie dye shirts to match our peers for the community’s “Earth Day Project” on April 22nd.
