Supporting Youth with Trauma Healing | Virtual
For all caregivers and supporting adults (parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles, adult siblings, etc.) of preteens and older
Saturday, June 22
10am-1pm
FREE – Donations welcome.
Space is limited. Register by June 14.
This virtual workshop is designed for caregivers and other supportive adults looking to learn ways of supporting youth who have experienced trauma. Participants will learn about survival responses, varying types of trauma, and the emotional, mental, behavioral, and physical impacts of trauma. Participants will also learn strategies to use when youth are having a trauma response as well as how to support youth in their trauma healing journey. Advanced registration is required.
Who is welcome at OP?
OP recognizes an expansive definition of girl. OP is for all trans girls and cis girls, as well as for nonbinary youth, gender nonconforming youth, and genderqueer youth, who feel or have a connection to girlhood or girlness. Welcome to your space!
Safety is a priority at OP
The safety and comfort of everyone at OP is our top priority. Face masks are welcome. You are also welcome to ask OP staff and interns you are in contact with to wear a mask. If you are sick, please stay home. Thanks!
Raising BIPOC Youth for White Guardians | Eugene
For white parents/guardians/caregivers of BIPOC youth aged 10-18
Saturday, June 1
10:00am-1:00pm
In Person, Eugene site
FREE – Donations Welcome
Registration deadline: May 24.
Many white parents and guardians struggle with the question of how to help their children of color thrive in a racist culture they themselves can recognize but cannot fully understand. This workshop aims to explore unique issues related to white parents raising youth of color, including why “colorblind” strategies are unhelpful, why talking about race is important, and why building community benefits both parents and children. This workshop is led by white and BIPOC therapists, and together, we will discuss the ways privilege, culture, race, and racism intersect and interplay in mixed race families’ everyday lives as well as how white parents can practice antiracism individually and collectively.
Advanced registration is required.
Who is welcome at OP?
OP recognizes an expansive definition of girl. OP is for all trans girls and cis girls, as well as for nonbinary youth, gender nonconforming youth, and genderqueer youth, who feel or have a connection to girlhood or girlness. Welcome to your space!
Safety is a priority at OP
The safety and comfort of everyone at OP is our top priority. Face masks are welcome. You are also welcome to ask OP staff and interns you are in contact with to wear a mask. If you are sick, please stay home. Thanks!
Raising BIPOC Youth for BIPOC Guardians | Eugene
For BIPOC parents/guardians/caregivers of BIPOC youth aged 10-18
Saturday, April 27
10:00am-1:00pm
In Person, Eugene site
FREE – Donations Welcome
Registration deadline: April 12.
Created to both inform and support caregivers of BIPOC youth, this workshop will be led by OP therapists of color and will explore caregivers’ roles in building resiliency in youth, racial and ethnic identity development in youth, preparation for bias, and promoting racial and ethnic pride. Advanced registration is required.
Who is welcome at OP?
OP recognizes an expansive definition of girl. OP is for all trans girls and cis girls, as well as for nonbinary youth, gender nonconforming youth, and genderqueer youth, who feel or have a connection to girlhood or girlness. Welcome to your space!
Safety is a priority at OP
The safety and comfort of everyone at OP is our top priority. Face masks are welcome. You are also welcome to ask OP staff and interns you are in contact with to wear a mask. If you are sick, please stay home. Thanks!
Supporting Youth with Body Acceptance | Virtual
For Parents/Guardians/Caregivers of youth of any age
Saturday, February 24th
10:00am-1:00pm
Virtual (via Zoom)
FREE – Donations welcome
Space is limited. Register by February 19th.
This workshop is designed for caregivers and other supportive adults looking to learn ways of supporting youth in strengthening their relationships with body and food and preventing disordered eating and negative body image. In this workshop you will explore your own relationships with body and food and the messages you have received that have influenced these relationships as well as what messages you want to pass along to the youth in your life. You will also learn empirically-based and weight-neutral information about health, the fundamentals of Intuitive Eating, and ways of advocating for the youth in your life. This workshop is led by OP therapists and is informed by the Be Body PositiveTM curriculum – a program based in research and Health at Every SizeTM. Advanced registration is required.
Who is welcome at OP?
OP recognizes an expansive definition of girl. OP is for all trans girls and cis girls, as well as for nonbinary youth, gender nonconforming youth, and genderqueer youth, who feel or have a connection to girlhood or girlness. Welcome to your space!
Safety is a priority at OP
The safety and comfort of everyone at OP is our top priority. Face masks are welcome. You are also welcome to ask OP staff and interns you are in contact with to wear a mask. If you are sick, please stay home. Thanks!
Raising BIPOC Youth for BIPOC Guardians | Virtual
For BIPOC parents/guardians/caregivers of BIPOC youth aged 10-18
Saturday, February 10th
10:00am-1:00pm
Virtual (via Zoom)
FREE – Donations Welcome
Space is limited. Register by February 5th.
Created to both inform and support caregivers of BIPOC youth, this workshop will be led by OP therapists of color and will explore caregivers’ roles in building resiliency in youth, racial and ethnic identity development in youth, preparation for bias, and promoting racial and ethnic pride. Advanced registration is required.
Who is welcome at OP?
OP recognizes an expansive definition of girl. OP is for all trans girls and cis girls, as well as for nonbinary youth, gender nonconforming youth, and genderqueer youth, who feel or have a connection to girlhood or girlness. Welcome to your space!
Safety is a priority at OP
The safety and comfort of everyone at OP is our top priority. Face masks are welcome. You are also welcome to ask OP staff and interns you are in contact with to wear a mask. If you are sick, please stay home. Thanks!
Raising BIPOC Youth for White Guardians | Virtual
For white parents/guardians/caregivers of BIPOC youth aged 10-18
Saturday, February 3rd
10:00am-1:00pm
Virtual (via Zoom)
FREE – Donations Welcome
Space is limited. Register by January 29th
Many white parents and guardians struggle with the question of how to help their children of color thrive in a racist culture they themselves can recognize but cannot fully understand. This workshop aims to explore unique issues related to white parents raising youth of color, including why “colorblind” strategies are unhelpful, why talking about race is important, and why building community benefits both parents and children. This workshop is led by white and BIPOC therapists, and together, we will discuss the ways privilege, culture, race, and racism intersect and interplay in mixed race families’ everyday lives as well as how white parents can practice antiracism individually and collectively.
Advanced registration is required.
Who is welcome at OP?
OP recognizes an expansive definition of girl. OP is for all trans girls and cis girls, as well as for nonbinary youth, gender nonconforming youth, and genderqueer youth, who feel or have a connection to girlhood or girlness. Welcome to your space!
Safety is a priority at OP
The safety and comfort of everyone at OP is our top priority. Face masks are welcome. You are also welcome to ask OP staff and interns you are in contact with to wear a mask. If you are sick, please stay home. Thanks!
Parent-Daughter Circle | Virtual
For ages 12-18
Mondays, January 22-March 11
5:30-7:00pm
Virtual (via Zoom)
$0-$80 suggested donation for 8-week series (pay what you can)
Registration is limited. Register by January 12
Requires orientation and pre-screening.
Parent Daughter Circle is an 8-week group developed for girls, non-binary, gender nonconforming, and gender fluid folks and their parent/guardian to work together to strengthen their relationships. Therapists facilitating the group offer guided discussions, interactive skill-building activities, and creative expression. Youth and the adults in their lives often share that communication and connection can be challenging. This group works to change that, and participants regularly tell us that the group has helped them build stronger, more engaged relationships with one another. Advance registration and a commitment to weekly attendance will be required. Informed consent required prior to first attendance.
Who is welcome at OP?
OP recognizes an expansive definition of girl. OP is for all trans girls and cis girls, as well as for nonbinary youth, gender nonconforming youth, and genderqueer youth, who feel or have a connection to girlhood or girlness. Welcome to your space!
Safety is a priority at OP
The safety and comfort of everyone at OP is our top priority. Face masks are welcome. You are also welcome to ask OP staff and interns you are in contact with to wear a mask. If you are sick, please stay home. Thanks!
Queerness 201 for Parents | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of LGBTIQA+/Queer youth
via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Register by May 15
Come join us for Queerness 101 & 201: one day educational workshops for caregivers of LGBTQIA/Queer youth of all genders. 101 will cover topics such as queer identities, vocabulary, identity development in teens, coming out, and support systems; 201 will explore queer history, queer sexual health, affirming items & practices, and gender support plans.
All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc.
Queerness 101 for Parents | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of LGBTIQA+/Queer youth
via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Register by May 7
Come join us for Queerness 101 & 201: one day educational workshops for caregivers of LGBTQIA/Queer youth of all genders. 101 will cover topics such as queer identities, vocabulary, identity development in teens, coming out, and support systems; 201 will explore queer history, queer sexual health, affirming items & practices, and gender support plans.
All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc.
Supporting Youth with Trauma Healing | Virtual
For all caregivers and supporting adults (parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles, adult siblings, etc.) of preteens and older
via Zoom
Space is limited. Register by April 21
Free - donations welcome
This workshop is designed for caregivers and other supportive adults looking to learn ways of supporting youth who have experienced trauma. Participants will learn about survival responses; varying types of trauma; and the emotional, mental, behavioral, and physical impacts of trauma. Participants will also learn strategies to use when youth are having a trauma response as well as how to support youth in their trauma healing journey.
Raising BIPOC Youth April 22 | Virtual
For Parents/Guardians/Caregivers of BIPOC youth
via Zoom
Free – donations welcome
Space is limited. Register by April 14
Created to both inform and support caregivers of BIPOC youth, this workshop will be led by OP therapists of color and will explore caregivers’ roles in building resiliency in youth, racial and ethnic identity development in youth, preparation for bias, and promoting racial and ethnic pride.
Raising BIPOC Youth | Virtual
For Parents/Guardians/Caregivers of BIPOC youth
via Zoom
Free – donations welcome
Space is limited. Register by March 3
Created to both inform and support caregivers of BIPOC youth, this workshop will be led by OP therapists of color and will explore caregivers’ roles in building resiliency in youth, racial and ethnic identity development in youth, preparation for bias, and promoting racial and ethnic pride.
Supporting Youth with Body Acceptance | Virtual
For Parents/Guardians/Caregivers of youth of any age
via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Space is limited. Register by February 17
This workshop is designed for caregivers and other supportive adults looking to learn ways of supporting youth in strengthening their relationships with body and food and preventing disordered eating and negative body image. In this workshop, you will explore your own relationships with body and food and the messages you have received that have influenced these relationships as well as what messages you want to pass along to the youth in your life. You will also learn empirically-based and weight-neutral information about health, the fundamentals of Intuitive Eating, and ways of advocating for the youth in your life. This workshop is led by OP therapists and is informed by the Be Body PositiveTM curriculum – a program based in research and Health at Every Size.
Queerness 201 for Parents | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of LGBTIQA+/Queer youth
Via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Come join us for Queerness 101 & 201: one-day educational workshops for caregivers of LGBTQIA/Queer youth of all genders. 101 will cover topics such as queer identities, vocabulary, identity development in teens, coming out, and support systems. 201 will explore queer history, queer sexual health, affirming items & practices, and gender support plans. Advance registration is required. Feel free to register for one or both workshops.
*All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc. Please contact co-facilitator Ana Lee (ana@opheliasplace.net) for more information.
Queerness 101 for Parents | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of LGBTIQA+/Queer youth
Via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Come join us for Queerness 101 & 201: one-day educational workshops for caregivers of LGBTQIA/Queer youth of all genders. 101 will cover topics such as queer identities, vocabulary, identity development in teens, coming out, and support systems. 201 will explore queer history, queer sexual health, affirming items & practices, and gender support plans. Advance registration is required. Feel free to register for one or both workshops.
*All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc. Please contact co-facilitator Ana Lee (ana@opheliasplace.net) for more information.
Queerness 201 for Parents* | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of LGBTIQA+/Queer youth
101: Saturday, July 23 at 9-noon Register by July 20
201: Saturday, July 30 at 9-noon Register by July 27
Via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Come join us for Queerness 101 & 201: one-day educational workshops for caregivers of LGBTQIA/Queer youth of all genders. 101 will cover topics such as queer identities, vocabulary, identity development in teens, coming out, and support systems. 201 will explore queer history, queer sexual health, affirming items & practices, and gender support plans. Advance registration is required. Registration deadline for 101: July 20. Registration deadline for 201: July 27. Feel free to register for one or both workshops.
*All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc. Please contact co-facilitator Ana Lee (ana@opheliasplace.net) for more information.
Queerness 101 for Parents* | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of LGBTIQA+/Queer youth
101: Saturday, July 23 at 9-noon Register by July 20
201: Saturday, July 30 at 9-noon Register by July 27
Via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Come join us for Queerness 101 & 201: one-day educational workshops for caregivers of LGBTQIA/Queer youth of all genders. 101 will cover topics such as queer identities, vocabulary, identity development in teens, coming out, and support systems. 201 will explore queer history, queer sexual health, affirming items & practices, and gender support plans. Advance registration is required. Registration deadline for 101: July 20. Registration deadline for 201: July 27. Feel free to register for one or both workshops.
*All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc. Please contact co-facilitator Ana Lee (ana@opheliasplace.net) for more information.
Self-Care Science Saturdays | Virtual
Ages 10-18 + a guardian of their choice
Saturdays, April 9, 16, & 23
on Zoom
This is an English/Spanish Bilingual workshop
Would you like to learn to make your own self-care items, and take a peek at the science behind them? In our Self-Care Science workshop, we will be making bath bombs, lip balm, body wash, and more fun customizable items to help tap into a full self-care experience! Facilitated in Spanish and English by Gretchen Dandurand and Maria Sileoni from Oregon Tutor. All materials provided through Ophelia’s Place via pick-up at our site in Eugene.
Self-Care Science Saturdays | Virtual
Ages 10-18 + a guardian of their choice
Saturdays, April 9, 16, & 23
on Zoom
This is an English/Spanish Bilingual workshop
Would you like to learn to make your own self-care items, and take a peek at the science behind them? In our Self-Care Science workshop, we will be making bath bombs, lip balm, body wash, and more fun customizable items to help tap into a full self-care experience! Facilitated in Spanish and English by Gretchen Dandurand and Maria Sileoni from Oregon Tutor. All materials provided through Ophelia’s Place via pick-up at our site in Eugene.
Self-Care Science Saturdays | Virtual
Ages 10-18 + a guardian of their choice
Saturdays, April 9, 16, & 23
on Zoom
This is an English/Spanish Bilingual workshop
Would you like to learn to make your own self-care items, and take a peek at the science behind them? In our Self-Care Science workshop, we will be making bath bombs, lip balm, body wash, and more fun customizable items to help tap into a full self-care experience! Facilitated in Spanish and English by Gretchen Dandurand and Maria Sileoni from Oregon Tutor. All materials provided through Ophelia’s Place via pick-up at our site in Eugene.
This activity is full. Please email info@opheliasplace.net or call (541) 284-4333 to ask about being added to the waitlist.
Queerness 201 for Parents* | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of queer OP youth
Queerness 201 for Parents: Saturday, March 5 Register by Feb 25.
Via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Come join us for Queerness 201: a one-day educational workshop for caregivers of OP youth in the LGBTQIA+/Queer community. 201 will explore queerness in more depth including history and societal norms. Advance registration is required. Register by February 25.
*All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc. Please contact co-facilitator Ana Lee (ana@opheliasplace.net) for more information.
Queerness 101 for Parents* | Virtual
For parents/caregivers of queer OP youth
101: Saturday, Feb 26 at 9-noon Register by Feb 18
201: Saturday, March 5 at 9-noon Register by Feb 25
Via Zoom
Free - donations welcome
Come join us for Queerness 101 & 201: one-day educational workshops for caregivers of OP youth in the LGBTQIA+/Queer community. 101 will cover basic queer topics such as identities, vocabulary, and support systems. 201 will explore queerness in more depth including history and societal norms. Advance registration is required. Registration deadline for 101: February 18. Registration deadline for 201: February 25. Feel free to register for one or both workshops.
*All primary caregivers encouraged to participate; i.e. parent, mother, father, foster parent, caregiving grandparents, etc. Please contact co-facilitator Ana Lee (ana@opheliasplace.net) for more information.