Parents face unique challenges, and there are resources to help. Below is a list of parenting resources offered in Utah County. A few are in person, but most are online, including some downloadable courses you can take by yourself without an instructor. We will update this list as class availability changes.
Last updated: 12/04/2025
Class Name and Description (A-Z)
| Changes Parent Support Network Support group for families with children struggling with substance misuse, suicide, running away, and healthy relationships. Check online for weekly webinars and other resources. (888) 468-2620 Online: cpsn.org |
| Encircle- Parent Programs and Events For parents and families of LGBTQ+ children. Visit the link below for information about group meetings and programs with guest speakers, engaging discussions, and activities (Lunch with Lisa, Connect, Family Dinner, Rainbow Brunch). Online: encircletogether.org/services/parents-families |
| EveryDay Strong Download the EveryDay Strong Resilience Handbook for quick tips on how to support youth mental health. Online: unitedwayuc.org/get-involved/everyday-strong |
| Families Talking Together A free resource for parents of youth 10-14 years. The goal is to help parents feel confident in initiating and continuing conversations with their teens. Hosted by Centro Hispano. For more information, contact: George Correa at Georgec@centrohispanouc.org or Sueyzen Fong at Sueyzenf@centrohispanouc.org |
| Family-to-Family Eight-week class for family members, friends, and significant others of adults dealing with mental health conditions. Hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI). Available in English and Spanish Register Online: namiut.org/our-programs/for-families-caregivers/nami-family-to-family For more information, visit namiut.org or call (801) 323-9900 |
| Family Support Group Empowering support group for family members, partners, and friends of individuals living with a mental health condition. Hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI). Available in English and Spanish Register at: form.jotform.com/201345569643156 For more information, visit namiut.org or call (801) 323-9900 |
| National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Basics Six-week class for parents and family caregivers of children and teens who are diagnosed with or experiencing symptoms of a mental illness. This class provides opportunities to connect with others in similar circumstances, learn facts about mental health conditions, and how to best support children at home, school, etc. Online registration options: namiut.org/our-programs/for-families-caregivers/nami-basics Available in English and Spanish For more information, visit namiut.org or call (801) 323-9900 |
| Nurturing Parenting Free 8-week parenting course designed to strengthen family relationships. This course is available in both in-home and group settings. Group classes are offered several times a year in Orem. Hosted by Family Haven. For more information, visit family-haven.org/parenting-2 |
| Parenting the Love and Logic Way™ Virtual Workshop This FREE course teaches parents how to raise responsible kids and enjoy parenting. Participants will learn how to end power struggles with their children, teach responsibility, and prevent arguments. Classes are free but you must register to attend. Must be 18 or older. Hosted by Nebo School District. 2 courses taught each year Fall and Spring. Available in English and Spanish For more information, contact danny.lundell@nebo.edu |
| Parent Guidance Courses These free online parenting courses developed by mental health experts provide therapeutic support to empower and give hope as parents support their child’s mental health. Online: parentguidance.org |
| Peer-to-Peer 8 week course that encourages recovery for individuals living with mental health conditions. Hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). Register at: https://form.jotform.com/2013 Available in English and Spanish For more information, visit namiut.org or call (801) 323-9900 |
| Relationship Classes A variety of family and relationship classes are available. Classes are provided through Healthy Relationships Utah and Utah State University Extension. Online: Healthyrelationshipsutah.org |
| Strengthening Families Strengthening Families is an evidence-based program for families to learn communication and relationship skills. There are sessions throughout the year, and each session is 1-day per week for 10 weeks (oftentimes in the evening). Dinner is provided at each session. The ages of children/youth are ages 5 – 18. *To qualify at least one family member must have Medicaid. Hosted by Wasatch Behavioral Health. Provo (Parkview BLDG) 801-373-4765 American Fork Family Clinic 801-763-5010 For more information, visit wasatch.org/strengthening-families |
| Stronger Families Project The UVU Stronger Families Project is an educational, family-based program one night a week for 8 weeks. Using an evidence-based, nationally-recognized curriculum, both parents and children are taught how to improve their interaction and emotional patterns within the family. Classes are available online and in-person. Register: uvu.edu/sfp/families.html |
| Welcome Baby/Baby Your Baby Classes, home visits, and resources available for new parents. Se habla Espanol. Resources provided by the Utah County Health Department. For more information, visit health.utahcounty.gov/pregnant-moms-babies/ |
Check out Utah Valley Drug Prevention Coalition’s additional resources for parents.