Beech Acres Parenting Center offers parents guidance and support with its ultimate goal of strengthening parents' ability to raise children who achieve their unique potential.  Beech Acres Parenting Center taps the strengths in every family, and every parent, to help them achieve their goals.  We do this by providing information and services tailored to meet parent needs, culture, and interests.  To find out more about Beech Acres Parenting Center and parenting resources call 513.231.6630.

PBS documentary features
Beech Acres Parenting Center

Parents, this documentary will help raise awareness of the struggles your teens are facing. Please take the time to watch the program and then take the time to connect and strengthen your relationship with your children.

Cry for Help, an hour-long PBS documentary that aired April 29, 2009 is based on the struggles some adolescents have with mental illness, depression and suicide. It included a segment on how some parents are starting early and building an intentional, strength-based relationship with their children with the help of Beech Acres Parenting Center.

In the documentary, Edie Magnus highlights the efforts of two high schools to identify adolescents at risk. Hamilton High School in Ohio and Clarkstown North High School in New York have both been affected by teen suicide and have launched powerful new programs to prevent future tragedies.

The program features Beech Acres’ Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), an innovative therapy model, and includes comments from President and CEO Jim Mason on ways parents can connect with their children from an early age.

Follow the link to watch the full program online: Cry for Help.

Click here to learn more about Parent-Child Interaction Therapy.