Mending Hearts Family Counseling Center, Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to creating a parenting enrichment community to support parents of children with special behavioral needs and challenges that do not respond to traditional parenting. We have a special "heart" for adoptive and foster families but all families are welcome. Currently, we offer Parent Support Workshops. We are proud to be official instructors with the cities of Rancho Cucamonga and Redlands and to offer our workshops worldwide via online web conference. Referral Services are also provided free of charge. Our expansion plans include: - Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) & PC-CARE groups - Support groups to further fortify families receiving PCIT/PC-CARE - Research and publication - A therapist training program - Community partnerships to increase recruitment and training of foster and adoptive parents

At Hamilton Family Counseling we specialize in therapy for children ages 1-12 who have difficulty managing behaviors, emotions, impulses or who have challenges with attention, concentration, hyperactivity, or executive functioning. Let’s work together to transform your child's challenges into triumphs and increase the peace and connection in your home! Adoptive and foster families can especially benefit. LGBTQIA+ affirmative.

Provide psychotherapy to children and families in outpatient community mental health clinic including Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to victims of crime, art psychotherapy to parents seeking reunification with children through dependency court, and behavioral modification support for caregivers of children and teens in foster care.

Analyzed pleadings and motions and researched relevant law; prepared bench memoranda with proposed rulings; conducted sua sponte review of cases removed from state to federal court.

Interviewed villagers to catalog child and other human rights abuses; drafted fact-finding reports and petitions for Indian government and UN offices; researched Indian civil rights and international human rights law; provided legal literacy trainings and substance abuse education trainings to village leaders; composed research paper on the rights of internationally adopted children.

Researched child welfare policy and legislation; composed memoranda to brief the Senator; drafted and presented recommendations for legislative reform at Congressional briefing.