The Parents Are People Too Group is a therapeutic, supportive space designed for caregivers navigating the challenges and transitions of parenting adolescents. Guided by two trained clinician’s, Leigh Hare, M.A., LCSW and Nathan Miller, MACP, LPC, TGM, this virtual group offers parents a place to connect with one another, explore everyday challenges of raising a teen in today’s world, and build confidence in supporting their teens through emotional, social, and developmental changes.

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Through a combination of discussion, psychoeducation, and guided strategies for connection, participants will:

• Strengthen understanding of adolescent development and behavior
• Learn approaches for managing conflict, setting boundaries, and fostering healthy independence
• Practice communication strategies that promote trust and reduce escalation
• Explore ways to support teens experiencing stress, mood changes, school pressures, or identity-related concerns
• Build community with other parents who share similar experiences

This virtual group offers a nonjudgmental, humanistic, and collaborative environment where caregivers can reflect, gain insight, and develop tools that enhance family relationships. It is suitable for parents and guardians of teens who want support, connection, and guidance as they navigate this dynamic stage of family life.

Learn more about the facilitators, Leigh Hare, M.A., LCSW and Nathan Miller, MACP, LPC, TGM

Registration Required, space is limited

You will receive a welcome email prior to the first session with logistic information. Group sessions run on Tuesdays, April 7 - May 12 from 12-1pm.