The ASH Program is a trauma-informed, one-time class designed for caregivers who are facing challenges with their youth’s non-compliance, defiant behavior, or other problematic behaviors at home. It also addresses concerns about their youth’s functioning at school, mental illness, severe anxiety, or involvement with the juvenile justice system. ASH, which stands for Accountability Starts Here, aims to empower caregivers and help them regain control over their family dynamics. The program educates caregivers to become proactive problem solvers rather than reactive, providing insights into Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) that can contribute to chronic disease and mental health issues in adulthood, as well as negative outcomes for youth affected by divorce, addiction, or parental ACE.