This group is for adults who are struggling with personal concerns such as relationship issues, coping with anxiety and depression and self-esteem and can benefit from a psychotherapy group.

Participants are required to undergo a screening process with the group facilitator and to make a minimum commitment to participate in twelve group sessions.

As we continue to exist in a “socially distanced” world, we are eager to provide your child with an opportunity for safe socialization and support around navigating friendships and emotions. This year we are planning to offer groups for children over telehealth (video). Our plan this year is for our groups to start in late October and run through the 2020-2021 school year with breaks over holidays.

Historically, Substance Use Disorders and Mental Health Problems have been understood and treated as if they inhabited different silos. State governments, health insurance programs, and treatment facilities have long viewed these two areas of clinical concern as separate. Often, they are billed to funders in a different way and differing treatment approaches have been offered.

This group was developed to help your child participate in a fun family activity and develop a lifelong skill, baking! Similar to our “I Can Cook” group, each week a new recipe will be featured while focusing on hand strength and dexterity needed to open containers, using utensils, mixing, pouring, etc. These skills also enhance academic and self-care skills.