It is a group offered at a transition assisted living facility for individuals who have recently discharged from state hospitals and are working towards permanent housing appropriate to their level of need. The treatment group focuses on developing understanding of severe and persistent mental health diagnoses through the sharing of experiences and development of techniques […]
In this group clients explore their beliefs, barriers, and early experiences that may interrupt effective communication. Clients learn about aspects of assertiveness, identifying their needs and how to express them, and coping strategies that make healthy communication more possible.
This group is for Woman Identifying clients: A group for women who want to share space together to gain better interpersonal skills for healthy relationships, safety, and self-empowerment. This group will provide weekly new skills to practice, and a safe space to share, process, and problem solve with other women with shared experiences.
This group utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques to help participants identify and change negative thought patterns and behaviors. We'll focus on developing practical skills to manage anxiety, depression, and other emotional challenges, fostering improved coping mechanisms and overall well-being.
This group focuses on building skills for regulating emotions, dealing with distressing events and improving relationships all while learning how to maintain mindfulness throughout the day. Group includes mindfulness activities, handouts, and opportunities to practice new skills.
In this group you will learn different DBT skills helping you learn how to regulate emotions, handle distress, build stronger relationships and stay mindful throughout the day.
This group is meant to help us find our inner strength and healing through curious exploration non-intrusive mindfulness and thoughtful sharing of our individual processes. We will be using meditations and exercises from Internal Family Systems literature that help us connect with our over-burdened parts and free them by building trust within our-selves.
From Surviving to Thriving. This group provides skills to help heal from maladaptive defensive mechanisms that were taught as a child. Distress Tolerance Skills, Skills for relationships, Skills to manage internal and external criticisms.
Through a blend of skill-building exercises and psychoeducation, participants will gain insights into how social media, digital interactions, and online content affect mental health. The group focuses on developing self-awareness, promoting positive engagement in online spaces and empowering teens to create a balanced and mindful digital experience.
This group is meant to help us find our inner strength and healing through curious exploration non-intrusive mindfulness and thoughtful sharing of our individual processes. We will be using meditations and exercises from Internal Family Systems literature that help us connect with our over-burdened parts and free them by building trust within our-selves.
