Navigating Puberty: OP’s What You Wish You Learned in Health Class Group
Ophelia’s Place offers a class for teenage girls where we talk about anatomy, health, healthy relationships, sexual orientation, consent and boundaries and more. Read on for more information.
Read MoreSocial Distanced Doesn’t Mean Socially Disconnected – OP Community Groups
Community Groups are virtual 8-week support groups for girls ages 10-18. They provide girls with a safe space to come together, do fun activities, and talk about the things they are going through. Read on for more information about how your daughter could benefit from signing up.
Read MoreComfort & Joy: Embracing Those Small Moments of Togetherness
As we come to the end of a difficult year, embrace those small moments of joy and comfort which can provide healing and togetherness for you and your loved ones.
Read MoreA Parent’s Survival Guide for Winter Break: 7 Ways You Can Have a More Enjoyable Winter Break
As parents start making plans for winter break this year, consider the things that will most help YOU. Read on for 7 tips to add to your own survival guide this winter.
Read MoreCaring for Youth Post-Election
This year’s election has already caused a lot of stress and is likely on the minds of many teenagers. This post covers several ways to care for your youth post-election.
Read More2020 Inspiring Women | Lori Tapahonso
Lori Tapahonso is a citizen of the Navajo Nation (Diné) and also raised as Acoma Pueblo from New Mexico. She is currently the Native American Student Program Coordinator at Lane Community College where she teaches Native American leadership college courses and produces a summer youth college-readiness program for Native high school students in Oregon. She is also the Lead Longhouse Steward at Lane. What advice would you give to a young girl or to your younger self?That’s always a tricky question. When we’re young, we feel like we have it all figured out… at least I did. I had a hard time...
Read MoreA REAL Back-to-School Supplies List
Parents and their at-home students are settling into their fall distance learning schedules. It can be overwhelming – juggling your child’s education, your job, and taking care of your family’s health and well-being during a pandemic.In addition to the usual notebooks, pencils, stickers, and the occasional graphing calculator, there are some other provisions you will need this year. Ophelia’s Place offers this slightly different “back-to-school supplies” list to help you and your child get ready for school during COVID-19. Patience. Adjusting to change takes time. Stay in the moment...
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