Dominion Services for All People

Dominion Services for All People First Step House works with young women ages 12-18 The program is designed to work with aggressive, and oppositional defiant young ladies .

First Step House works with young women ages 12-18 that need continued treatment after being released from a residential treatment facility or Department of Juvenile Justice. The program is designed to work with aggressive, and oppositional defiant young ladies that are demonstrating mental health issues and need a structure living environment before being transferred back to the community. The l

adies will have individual and group therapy as well as 7 psycho educational groups at work. They also adhere to a structured schedule at the home. The home is staffed with a therapist, a clinical case manager and a vocational coach to help the young ladies in every aspect of their lives. The ladies also see a psychiatrist weekly to ensure that they are on the correct medications and the medications are within a therapeutic range. Turning Point House works with young women ages 16-21 that need continued treatment to learn and master independent living skills. These skills include but are not limited to: character development, money management, employment assistance, substance abuse education, furthering their education, healthy diet and exercise programs and developing healthy relationships with family and friends. The ladies at this house also have individual and group therapy as well as 7 psycho educational groups at work. They are required to work a minimum of 3 days per week. As well as, maintain a bank account with 50% of their earnings being deposited each pay period

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Yelling at children can have negative effects on their emotional well-being and development. Here are a few potential ef...
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Yelling at children can have negative effects on their emotional well-being and development. Here are a few potential effects of yelling at children:

1. Low self-esteem: Yelling can make children feel belittled, humiliated, and unworthy. It can damage their self-esteem and make them doubt their abilities.

2. Fear and anxiety: Yelling creates a hostile and fearful environment for children. They may develop anxiety and fear about making mistakes or expressing their feelings, which can hinder their emotional growth.

3. Aggressive behavior: Yelling can model aggressive behavior for children, leading them to believe that it is an acceptable way to deal with problems. This may result in them displaying aggressive behavior towards others.

4. Communication issues: Constant yelling can hinder effective communication between parents and children. It can make children reluctant to share their thoughts and feelings, leading to strained relationships.

5. Emotional regulation difficulties: Yelling can make it difficult for children to learn how to regulate their emotions effectively. They may struggle with managing their anger, frustration, and other emotions in a healthy way.

6. Academic performance: The stress and anxiety caused by constant yelling can negatively impact a child's ability to concentrate and perform well academically.

It is important for parents to find alternative ways to discipline and communicate with their children that are respectful, understanding, and supportive. Effective communication, positive reinforcement, setting clear expectations, and using discipline strategies that focus on teaching and learning can be more beneficial for children's overall development.

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Hampton, VA
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Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 2pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

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