Hope Development Practice
Hope Development Practice
1011 E. Main Ave. # 103, Puyallup, WA 98372
1011 E. Main Ave. # 103, Puyallup, WA 98372
Hope Development Practice is a nonprofit Behavioral Health Agency in Pierce County, WA. We are a group of dedicated therapists providing equitable and inclusive therapy options to our clients. We pride ourselves on staying up-to-date skills, tools, and education to assist clients in their development. Our passion is in helping others feel the power of hope and how it can change their life for the best.
What we are up to:
Click the images below to see what our community of providers and volunteers have been up to recently to bring safer, healthier families and communities for all.
Hope Development Practice was selected as a recipient of the Pride Foundation's LGBTQ+ Youth Initiative grant!!
For more information on these efforts click here to be taken to the page specific to this funding.
OR
Click the relevant links below to be taken to the interest/submission forms for participation in each Queer Youth Initiative (QYI).
QYI 1: Community Art Therapy
Throughout history, art has been a vehicle for social change, raising awareness, and expressing the heart of a community's reality. We are seeking artists and businesses to collaborate in community engaging art that furthers the conversation and helps bring safer communities to Washington.
Please reach out to MaKael White - mwhite@hopedevelopmentp.com for more information.
<< If you are an interested artist click this image.
If you are an interested business owner click this image. >>
QYI 2: Entertainment for a Cause
We are partnering with Riff Raff's Street Rats, Kitsap County's Rocky Horror Picture Show troop, to give LGBTQ+ Youth experience in planning, coordination, and facilitating entertainment for a cause.
Interested youth are encouraged to:
1.) Attend a show.
2.) Reach out to Abby White - awhite@hopedevelopmentp.com for more information.
3.) Complete an interest form by clicking here or on the image to the left.
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