The PaRC Foundation

 To understand anything we must understand  it's  history.   The Causal Theory  teaches us how to understand behavior through this  lens. We identify the eight primary causes in childhood of adult outcome, for better or worse, depending upon the parenting, especially the first few years of life. With this hidden information, we can parent better, reflect better, and self-improve better. When we understand the origins of our behavioral choices, we can then self-reflect our way out of them.

            At PaRC, we hold that behavior is not inborn, and we will help you learn how to change or heal. The Causal Theory is supported by the best that science has to offer.

Co-Parenting

How parents get along affects their child(ren). Most parents don’t know this. Some parents think separating from the other parent will be a relief for their child(ren), as well as for them. Separating can help if the conflict subsides. However, the greatest conflict a child will ever likely endure is one that is over them, because they think they must choose. Choosing is excruciating. Ultimately, they choose because limbo is unbearable. Choosing one non-offending parent over another non-offending parent does long-term harm.

This anger management course is preventive, and provides students with tools and strategies to keep their anger from escalating a conflict. The class is four weeks long, and consists of four lectures with Dr. Faye hosted through ZOOM. These lectures are two hours each.

Domestic Violence

                                          RELATIONSHIP SKILLS WORKSHOP

Most of us don’t come from families with good relationship skills. However, living a life without good relationship skills means we will never be a good leader or role model for our children. Relationship skills and conflict resolution skills are essential for a mature adult. It is easier to heal a grown child from trauma than it is to teach them healthy relationship skills. For that reason, we have no timeline on how long it takes. Ideally, you stay until you get it, and you got it. Some people stay because it’s the best conversation in town. It is one of the most helpful things we do at PaRC for the lowest cost.