Prevention & Education Services

•  Interactive workshops in middle and high schools teaching emotional regulation, peer pressure resistance, and digital wellness. 
• 4 - 6 sessions or one-day seminar.
• Facilitators: RE:GOOD counselors and trained youth mentors.

• Helping immigrant and multicultural parents recognize early warning signs,      communicate effectively, and build trust.
• Topics: phone/internet addiction, anxiety, cultural conflict, and healthy boundaries.

 Faith-integrated sessions teaching how biblical principles and psychological tools work together for prevention and recovery. 

• Provide individual and group counseling for youth struggling with early signs of addiction, emotional distress, or risky behaviors.
• Peer Mentoring Program: Train college-age mentors to walk alongside teens under supervision of licensed clinicians.

Family-based sessions to rebuild trust and improve communication. Include bilingual (Korean-English) counseling for immigrant families. 

 Collaborate with local clinics, schools, and churches for professional referrals and wraparound care. 

 A safe, casual space for teens to share, create art, or perform music while learning about mental health and addiction prevention. 

 Partner with schools, churches, and community organizations. Include booths, mini-workshops, art therapy corners, and testimonies of recovery. 

 Art therapy, music production, journaling, and creative writing workshops that help youth process emotions constructively. 

  Train teachers, pastors, and parents to identify early warning signs and respond appropriately.

• Could be certified under your Spiritual and Mental Health First Aid framework. 

 Equip educators, pastors, and youth leaders to address addiction-related issues with cultural sensitivity and trauma-informed care.

 Small group meetings that combine spiritual encouragement and psychoeducation. 

 6-week recovery and discipleship program for youth and young adults seeking deeper transformation.