For children from hard places, sensory challenges are often a symptom of trauma.

Parenting can be stressful. Add in the complexities of trauma and one cannot be compassionate if they don’t take care of themselves.

Enjoy this interview-style blog post with Sheila Wagler-Mills, LPCC-S, TBRI Practitioner and a foster-and-aboptive mom.

For parents of children from hard places, it can be a challenge to balance their child’s needs with their own.

The 27th Annual Caring4Kids Golf Classic took place this past week at Hawk’s Nest Golf Club in Creston, Ohio.

The kids and staff loaded into vehicles excited for outdoor fun and adventure at Hidden Valley Cabin in Wooster.

It was a perfect summer day to welcome the Mid Ohio Corvette Club (MOCC) to CCHO for the 12th Annual Cruisin’ for the Kids event.

Today, we’re starting a blog series based on the book, The Connected Parent, to give caregivers support as they raise youth with trauma.

CCHO is pleased to receive a grant award from the Kettering Fund to cover the expenses of a new roof on our young girls cottage.

Each staff member on a cottage team contributes to a child’s transformation. From the first hello to intense trauma therapy, each...

We’re getting more excited to welcome guests back to CCHO’s main campus in Wooster for the ninth annual Great Grill Off!

It’s the last week of school on our residential campus. Two youth were recognized as Star Students of the Year by their teachers.