Dutch term (edited): sociaal pedagogisch hulpverlening

This comes up more than with pedagogical on Google.

Dutch term (edited): sociaal pedagogisch hulpverlening

http://www.yfcs.org/At Youth & Family Counseling Services we will do our best to make sure you get the help you need. If you just want to talk, we'll listen; we're here to help you. Our highly trained, professional staff can provide guidance, care and a listening ear.

Youth & Family Counseling Services is a United Way Agency serving Brazoria county since 1981. We are dedicated to providing mental health services and crime prevention programs to the community with fees based on ability to pay. Youth & Family Counseling Services also presents community talks, parent education classes and child abuse prevention programs. Services are delivered by trained and professionals. Offices are located throughout Brazoria County: in Alvin, Angleton, Freeport, Pearland, West Columbia and Sweeny.

We provide counseling services for:

Runaway and homeless youth
Individuals, youth and families
Children 6 years old and younger, and families with children age 6 and younger
Children ages 7 to 17 and their families
We provide programs and training, including:

24-hour crisis intervention for runaways
Client advocacy and support
We Help Ourselves (WHO), a child abuse prevention, anti-victimization program for school-aged youth
Parenting skills training for adults and teens
Life skills training for youth
Workshops, speakers, classes and in-service training for area professionals
http://www.scn.org/seyouth/services/programs.htm
Individual and Family Counseling and Mental Health Services
Goal: To assist youth and families in Southeast Seattle by providing community based, culturally sensitive, diversified services that facilitate and empower youth to make healthy life choices.
Client Population: Any youth ages 2 through 20, and his/her family, who works, resides or attends school in Southeast Seattle is eligible for services. The youth served are of culturally and ethnically diverse backgrounds, and often live in single parent households.
Services Offered: Individual counseling, family counseling and mental health services are offered in this program. Sessions are structured to address problems including family conflict, offensive behavior, physical/sexual/emotional abuse, suicidal thoughts/threats, depression, school problems, teen pregnancy and parenting, drug and alcohol abuse and related problems, peer dificulties, unemployment, and self-esteem related issues. Counseling can be provided at the agency, at school, at the client's home, or other agreed upon locations. Advocacy on behalf of the youth with schools, legal entities, DSHS and other service systems is provided as needed. Referrals and crisis intervention is also provided as needed.