Children's Program
Peaceful Family Oklahoma's Children's Program is a 3-Day Camp-Style program that brings help, hope, and healing to kids ages 7-12 impacted by addiction in their families.
Program Overview
Phase 1
Understanding Feelings & The Disease of Addiction
Children explore what feelings are, how they are identified, and how they show up in their lives. They learn that addiction is a disease and not their fault. Through simple, age-appropriate activities, they learn clear facts about addiction, release unhelpful beliefs, grow more confidence, and feel less alone.
Phase 2
Learning to Share & Trust
Children build communication and problem-solving skills while identifying safe, supportive people in their lives. They practice naming and expressing their feelings, gently breaking the “no talk” rule that often exists in families impacted by addiction. Through stories, art, and “Dear Addiction” letters, children prepare to share their feelings with caregivers.
Phase 3
Caregiver Participation Required
Building Hope Together
Children and caregivers come together to practice communication, build connection, and strengthen trust. Families share creative work, reflect on what they’ve learned, and identify safe people and supports. Together, they celebrate growth and create simple plans to carry hope, healthy choices, and emotional well-being forward.
Understanding Feelings & The Disease of Addiction
Children explore what feelings are, how they are identified, and how they show up in their lives. They learn that addiction is a disease and not their fault. Through simple, age-appropriate activities, they learn clear facts about addiction, release unhelpful beliefs, grow more confidence, and feel less alone.
Phase 2
Learning to Share & Trust
Children build communication and problem-solving skills while identifying safe, supportive people in their lives. They practice naming and expressing their feelings, gently breaking the “no talk” rule that often exists in families impacted by addiction. Through stories, art, and “Dear Addiction” letters, children prepare to share their feelings with caregivers.
Phase 3
Caregiver Participation Required
Building Hope Together
Children and caregivers come together to practice communication, build connection, and strengthen trust. Families share creative work, reflect on what they’ve learned, and identify safe people and supports. Together, they celebrate growth and create simple plans to carry hope, healthy choices, and emotional well-being forward.