- 16519 Victor Street #401 Victorville, CA 92395
- info@yonnik.com
- 442 229 2762
Supporting Minds, Restoring Hope
Your Path to Mental Health Wellness
All services are provided by trained professionals such as psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, therapists, and social workers
Our Mission
Our mission is to promote mental well-being, empower individuals, and reduce stigma by providing accessible, compassionate, and evidence-based mental health support and resources. We strive to create a safe and supportive community where individuals can find the help they need to thrive and lead fulfilling lives. Through education, advocacy, and collaboration, we aim to improve the understanding and treatment of mental health conditions, ultimately contributing to a healthier and more inclusive society.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world where mental health is prioritized, understood, and supported without stigma or discrimination. We envision a society in which everyone has access to high-quality mental health services and resources, regardless of their background or circumstances. We strive for a future where mental well-being is promoted proactively, and individuals are empowered to take control of their mental health journey. Through continuous innovation, collaboration, and advocacy, we aim to break down barriers, raise awareness, and create a culture of compassion and understanding. Ultimately, we aspire to foster a world where mental health is valued, nurtured, and celebrated, contributing to the overall well-being and happiness of individuals and communities
Conducting refresher training sessions to review key concepts, guidelines, and best practices related to supervised visitations.
Providing case consultation services where participants can discuss specific cases, seek guidance on challenging situations, and receive expert advice on handling complex visitation dynamics.
Developing customized training programs tailored to the needs of specific organizations or professionals. These programs can cover topics that align with the organization’s policies, procedures, and specific challenges faced in supervised visitations.
Classes and Courses
Our Services
We are dedicated to making a positive impact on mental health and well-being. We understand that mental health is an integral part of overall wellness, and we are committed to providing support, resources, and advocacy to individuals and communities.
Supervised Visitation Monitor Training
(24 Training Hours)
This course is specifically designed for individuals who desire to become a Professional Supervised Visitation Monitor by obtaining the certified training as required by the State of California.
Parenting Education
(12 weeks)
Parenting Classes: Structured classes or workshops that cover a range of parenting topics, such as child development, discipline techniques, effective communication, and promoting a nurturing and supportive environment at home.
Support Groups: Group settings where parents can come together to share experiences, receive emotional support, and learn from one another. Support groups can focus on specific challenges, such as parenting children with special needs or single parenting.
Individual Counseling or Coaching: One-on-one sessions with a trained professional who provides personalized guidance, support, and strategies tailored to the specific needs of the parent or caregiver.
Online Resources and Courses: Online platforms that offer parenting resources, articles, videos, and interactive courses. These resources allow parents to access information and guidance at their own pace and convenience.
Cognitive Restructuring: Challenge and reframe negative thought patterns and irrational beliefs that contribute to anger. This involves developing more balanced and realistic perspectives about situations and others.
Communication Skills: Improve assertive and effective communication skills to express needs, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts without resorting to aggressive or hostile behavior.
Anger Management
(12 weeks)
Anger management programs and techniques are designed to help individuals develop skills to:
Recognize Triggers: Identify the underlying causes or triggers that lead to anger. This may involve exploring personal patterns, situations, or thoughts that provoke anger reactions.
Self-Awareness: Enhance self-awareness of physical, emotional, and behavioral signs of anger escalation. This includes understanding one’s own anger cues and early warning signs.
Relaxation Techniques: Learn and practice relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing, meditation, progressive muscle relaxation, or mindfulness exercises, to help manage anger and reduce stress levels.
Domestic Violence
(12 weeks)
Emotional Regulation: Survivors of domestic violence may experience a range of intense emotions. Life skills training can include emotional regulation techniques to help survivors understand and manage their emotions effectively. This may involve learning coping strategies, relaxation techniques, mindfulness exercises, and self-care practices to promote emotional well-being.
Self-Esteem Building: Domestic violence often undermines a survivor’s self-esteem and self-worth. Life skills training can focus on rebuilding self-esteem by promoting self-acceptance, self-care, positive self-talk, and cultivating a sense of personal empowerment. It may also involve recognizing strengths, setting goals, and embracing personal growth.
Financial Literacy and Independence: Economic empowerment is crucial for survivors of domestic violence. Life skills training can include financial literacy education, budgeting skills, job readiness training, and support in accessing resources to enhance financial independence. This empowers survivors to regain control over their financial situation and make informed decisions for themselves and their children.
Communication and Assertiveness: Healthy communication and assertiveness skills are vital for survivors to rebuild their self-confidence and establish boundaries in relationships. Life skills training can help survivors develop effective communication techniques, express their needs and desires assertively, and navigate conflicts in a constructive manner.
Life Skills
(12 weeks)
Safety Planning: Life skills training can include safety planning, which involves developing strategies and actions to ensure the safety and well-being of survivors and their children. Safety planning focuses on identifying potential risks, creating emergency plans, accessing support resources, and establishing boundaries to reduce the risk of further harm.