 The early developmental years are difficult for both children and their families. Children exhibiting high risk behaviors are more likely to experience:
- Early onset of substance abuse
- Unhealthy relationships
- Anti-social and/or criminal behaviors
- Academic failure
Project T.A.L.K. serves children ages 6 through 14 who are at risk for experiencing behavioral problems. The program uses a research based approved curriculum that has produced consistant positive results.
- Identify feelings
- Improve communication skills
- Learn active listening techniques
- Improve decision-making skills
- Learn anger management techniques
- Enhance problem-solving skills
- Learn coping and socialization skills.
Recognizing that parents and caregivers play a critical role in a child’s life, Project T.A.L.K. enhances their ability to:
- Provide positive reinforcement
- Set limits
- Set boundaries
- Communication Skills
- Listening Skills
- Coping Skills
- Anger Management
There is no fee or charge for services. Funding is provided by the New Jersey Department of Human Services.
Call Prevention Specialists at (732) 914-3815 to schedule an individual assessment and for placement in a peer support group.
Please contact Heidi Rodrick at 732-995-4563.
Crystal S. Long , ShaRonda Amon, Krista DeFilipo , Mark Firth, Laura Kale, Mary Ellen McAlevey
, Heidi K. Rodrick, Candi Roman, Ming Shiang, Porsha Smith, Colleen Verriest
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