Servicios de Esperanza, LLC
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For Teens and Adults

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Youth in Foster Care

  1. Specialized Services in connection with DHS.
  2. ​Therapist can go to the foster child's home
  3. ​Focused skill groups
  4. Support for the foster child and the foster parent
  5. ​A partnership between case-management, DHS, foster care licensing, foster parents, foster youth and services of hope;  with the intention of creating successful environments and outcomes  for foster parents and foster youth.
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ADD/ADHD

  1. When the world is full of distractions and interruptions, it can be hard to block them out and focus and succeed.
  2. This is not something that people outgrow, it is something that can be managed through behavioral interventions (CBT).
  3. ​People with ADD/ADHD are not lazy, they do care about other people, it is not immaturity or stress and it is not caused by poor parenting.
  4. ​The brains of people with ADD/ADHD work differently.​
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Bullying

  1. Learn to control emotions that lead to bullying through DBT skills
  2. ​Create a tool box of skills to help your child regulate emotions, tolerate distress and have effective relationships.
  3. ​Mindfulness; being in the current moment
  4. ​Distress Tolerance; managing frustrations and excepting when things are out of our control
  5. ​Emotional regulation; healthy emotional expression and impulse control
  6. ​Interpersonal Effectiveness; How to get your needs met in relationships
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Main Office:
8 W. Walton Ave. 
​Muskegon, MI 49440
231-722-7980 (Phone)
231-224-6035 (línea en español) 
​231-722-7979 (Fax)


Group Site Location
1041 E. Broadway
​Muskegon, MI 49444
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Mailing Address:
P.O. BOX 1588
Muskegon, MI 49443
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Angelita Valdez
CEO
  • Home
  • Meet our Staff
    • Carmel McKentry
    • Telko Adams-Cunningham
    • Ana Cruz
    • Trisha King
    • Emily Basham
    • Kristine Coffee
    • Amanda Roch
    • Kaylee Wieten
    • Julia Garza
    • Floyd Woods
    • Bruce Vanderhoof
    • Mandi Lynn Esman
  • Join Us
    • job-apply
  • Make a Payment
  • Telehealth
  • Services
    • ADHD Testing
    • Adults on Probation
    • Alcohol Highway Safety
    • Anger Management Classes
    • Behavioral & Cognitive Behavioral Interventions
    • Children & Families in Foster Care
    • Domestic Violence Classes
    • Eating Disorder
    • Family Counseling & Reunification Services
    • Juvenile Offenders
    • Parenting Classes
    • Substance Abuse
    • Suicide Prevention
    • Spiritual Counseling
    • Counseling >
      • For Children
      • For Teens and Adults
  • Newsletter
  • Resources
    • COVID-19
    • Mobile Food Pantires
    • Housing Help
  • Contact Us
    • Contáctenos
  • Suggestion Page/ Página de sugerencias