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SCHOOL OF LIFE. What SNAP taught me is that SNAP was not for the kids… … but for us, the “adults” the parents. One may think and assume that going to SNAP, we will learn techniques to mould our kids and teach them how to listen and be obedient, and maybe even have them on auto pilot mode thanks to SNAP techniques, but it couldn’t be further than the truth. Not after a day or a week, and not even now, after 13 weeks do I know how to react to every situation, but it is a long journey of learning; and I will use what I learnt here, what we agreed/disagreed on and debated about; to help me navigate through the rollercoaster of parenting. I will end it by saying, if I reach the point of consequencing than I have failed, but it does not mean that I have lost the war. I will learn how to communicate and show how to be consistent, so my son, not through my words but through my actions, becomes a strong, respectable honourable man - a dream of every parent.
Avi
I came with the goal to change behavior of my child but instead realized that I need to change my approach and techniques I used with her. Thanks to SNAP group I was able to learn and practice new skills which are helping me to build more respectful and close relations with my child. I would say the whole dynamic started changing within the family, I didn't have much hope that it can be changed before we started SNAP. Thank you for your time and effort to make our lives better.
Dana
SNAP Family Center crisis intervention services were a godsend during a particularly tough time for our family. Their swift response and practical support helped us navigate through our crisis and find stability. The ongoing accompaniment and advocacy services have also been instrumental in ensuring our child receives the right support at school. We are deeply grateful for their comprehensive and compassionate approach.