Telehealth Drop-In Services
January Schedule
- Join here: via Zoom https://allhealthnetwork.zoom.us/j/94551286308
- Meeting ID: 945 5128 6308 Password: dropin
- Call the Scheduling Line at 303-730-8858 to get help joining a group. Groups will be offered face to face via Zoom.
- If you need help with technology to participate in this service please speak to your clinician.
*Groups marked with an asterisk accept most private insurances and Medicare. Check with provider.
For a printer-friendly version of the telehealth and in-person group calendars click here.
MONDAY
Executive Dysfunction - Function
12:00 - 1:00
TUESDAY
Anxiety and Mindfulness
10:00 - 11:00
I Just Need to do a Little Bit More
3:30 - 4:30
WEDNESDAY
Relationship Exploration and Skills
4:00 - 5:00
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
In-Person Drop-In Services
January Schedule
MONDAY
Grocery Shopping Group
9:00 - 10:30
@ Center Point
Life Skills
10:00 - 11:00
@ Center Point
Teaching Kitchen
10:30 - 1:00
@ Center Point
Yoga Hour
11:00 to 12:00
@ Center Point
RoadMaps
11:00 to 12:00
@ Briarwood
Movie Group
12:30 to 2:00
@ Center Point
TUESDAY
Gratitude Group
10:00 - 11:00
@ Center Point
Teaching Kitchen
10:30 - 1:00
@ Center Point
Arts & Crafts Hour
11:00 - 12:00
@ Center Point
You + Me = We
11:00 - 12:00
@ Briarwood
Meal Planning
1:00 - 2:30
@ Center Point
WEDNESDAY
Wellness Group
10:00 - 11:00
@ Center Point
Teaching Kitchen
10:30 - 1:00
@ Center Point
Music Hour
11:00 - 12:00
@ Center Point
Train Your Brain
1:00 - 2:00
@ Center Point
Attachment Healing: From Surviving to Thriving
1:00 - 3:00
@ Sycamore
(Referral only)
THURSDAY
Strategies for Recovery
10:00 - 11:00
@ Center Point
Teaching Kitchen
10:30 - 1:00
@ Center Point
Physical Fitness
11:00 - 12:00
@ Center Point
RoadMaps
11:00 - 12:00
@ Parker-Dransfeldt
Games Hour
1:00 - 2:00
@ Center Point
DBT Across the Modules
3:00 - 4:00
@ Wellness Center
FRIDAY
You + Me = We
11:00 - 12:00
@ Parker-Dransfeldt
ARC
10:00 - 1:00
January 3, 2025
With Center Point
Art Museum
10:00 - 2:00
January 10, 2025
With Center Point
Mines Museum
10:00 - 1:00
January 24, 2025
With Center Point
Group Descriptions - Telehealth
Anxiety and Mindfulness group will explore how to cope with feelings of anxiety and panic using mindfulness skills. We will be using the book “The Mindfulness and Acceptance Workbook for Anxiety” as well as online resources.
Group Leader: Alex Dziagwa
Executive dysfunction is a challenge many face, whether linked to learning disabilities, ADHD, ASD, or other mental health or neurocognitive conditions.
This group is designed to help participants build practical skills for navigating executive dysfunction.
By integrating Universal Design for Learning (a proven educational approach) with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, we’ll explore executive functioning and develop strategies for thriving as a neurodiverse individual in a neurotypical world.
Led by: C Blanck
Relationships are hard especially when it feelsl ike the goal post for being happy is continually moving. This group is a safe space for those in relationships that just don’t feel quite right. Whether the partnership is toxic or you are just growing apart, this is a safe space for reflection.
Participants will learn about healthy boundaries, effective communication, signs of toxic behaviors, and more. This group can help those currently in a relationship, leaving one, or starting one. If the title of this group sounds familiar, or has ever sounded familiar, it's for you.
Led by: Joshua Smith
Healthy relationships are the pillars of belonging and connection. For individuals navigating mental health challenges and substance use, relationships can often feel turbulent, confusing, and unpredictable. This relationship exploration and skills group seeks to explore the various factors that influence relationship dynamics, with a particular focus on the impacts of trauma and family of origin, attachment, boundaries, safety, communication and navigating difficulty and conflict. Through psychoeducation, processing, writing and skill building, clients will gain a greater understanding of their own relational patterns, behaviors, and communication styles with the goal of creating and maintaining healthier and more meaningful relationships.
Group Leader: Jonathan Lussier, LPC
Ages: 18+
Insurance accepted: Most insurances accepted, check with provider.
Group Descriptions - In-Person
In this group, members combine the fun of arts and crafts with the benefits that creativity can have on your mental health. Join us as we use art to tap into our creative side as a form of coping with the stresses of life.
*In-Person at Center Point*
CLIENT LED ACTIVITY
Attachment group focuses on learning the skills needed to heal relational wounds. The goal of this group is to provide participants with tools to better relate to themselves and the world around them.
Please note that this group is referral only.
*In-Person at Sycamore*
Group Leader: Troy Thompson
Come to Games Group for fun social activity encouraging interaction, conversation, and promoting mind/body activity.
*In-Person group at Center Point*
CLIENT LED ACTIVITY
Clients will focus on thankfulness and kindness with themselves as well as the world around them. The purpose of this group is to bring positivity to participants’ mental health while being able to focus on the good things happening in their lives.
*In-Person group at Center Point*
Clients will assist culinary lead with shopping tasks, organizing food bought, and budgeting funds properly for groceries purchased.
*In-person at Center Point*
Group Leader: Cavanaugh Hannan
This group will focus on daily living skills and practicing them with autonomy and independence. Clients will learn social, independent, physiological, and mental skills that will help their sense of independence, self-esteem, and overall wellbeing. Medicaid only.
*In-Person group at Center Point*
Meal planning will focus on maintaining a healthy relationship with food, while being able to plan menus and practice budgeting skills. Group will work on creating balanced menus and meal plans for the Center Point teaching kitchen to make to following week.
*In-Person group at Center Point*
Group Leader: Jessica Williams/Cavanaugh Hannan
Clients can meet once weekly to watch a video/documentary/movie/etc. with a diverse set of plot lines and overall messages. After viewing the content, our clients take part in a short discussion on what they took from it, how it made them feel, and if they learned anything from it which they can apply to their own lives. Client input also will help mold what material is to be used going forward.
*In-Person group at Center Point*
Group Leader: Oksana Navratil
Music is an important part of our lives. This group will explore different genres of music and the emotions they evoke.
*In-person at Center Point*
CLIENT LED ACTIVITY
Group combines fun with fitness to increase cardiovascular and muscular endurance. The participants work with hand-held weights and a ball. The variety of exercises designed for older adults and/or people who are not used to exercising will help them with activities of daily living. The goal of the group is to keep the participants motivated and promote more physical activities at home. Medicaid Only.
*In-Person group at Center Point*
Group Leader: Oksana Navratil
This weekly drop-in group focuses on educating while building important skills you can use in your everyday life. Join us to gain a better understanding of recovery and a sense of empowerment in your life. Includes building healthy social support, reducing relapses, coping with stress, coping with problems and symptoms, and getting your needs met through the mental health system.
*In-Person at Center Point*
Teaching Kitchen is a fun, interactive, and unique learning experience for Center Point clients. In the Teaching Kitchen, clients will learn concepts like: basic knife skills, kitchen safety, health codes, laws and regulations, kitchen jobs, prep work, serving, and proper cleaning protocols.
Group Leader: Cavanaugh Hannan
*In-Person at Center Point*
In this group, members will practice cognitive functioning exercises in order to strengthen their memory and develop the skills for a healthy mind. Members can expect to practice exercises that include memory games, puzzles, and trivia challenges specially designed to keep your brain young. This group will enhance both left and right brain functioning, strengthening mental focus, decreasing stress, growing resilience, and compassion.
*In-Person at Center Point*
Clients will be introduced to various practical wellness techniques and life skills. This group will focus on educating while providing strategies for everyday life such as healthy coping skills, boundary setting and improved personal relationships.
*In-Person group at Center Point*
Group leader: Julie Maguire
Learn about creating a healthy support network while having fun. Each week learn an interpersonal skill including communication styles, conflict resolution, introductions, types of relationships, boundaries, cooperation, and more. Each week learn a new skill and how it applies to you, me and we and then participate and apply it in a group activity challenge.
Location: Parker-Dransfeldt
Day/Time: Wednesdays from 9:30am to 11:00am
Group: Deborah M Goulet, LCSW
*Please provide the group leader with your name and ID to join. Clients must be clean and sober in order to participate*
Group leader: Deborah Goulet
