Talk to other parents who have and have not tried medication, discuss helpful parenting techniques, ask questions and get recommendations for where to find the most up-to-date information. We maintain a respectful, fun environment.

These ages are particularly challenging and potentially isolating for children with ADHD. Building a support community is important. Youth will learn tools for organization and build social skills to help them navigate the coming years of extreme change.

You may be invited or encouraged to join the group if your therapist believes it will improve your healing.

Delve into the complexities of depression and support each other in pulling through the dark times in ways that nobody else could.

You may be invited or encouraged to join the group if your therapist believes it will improve your healing.

Children leave, sometimes on good terms and sometimes bad. Parents are aging and dying. Bodies are changing and so are marriages. You are not going crazy and you are not alone!

Multiple studies have found that parenting styles play a role in symptom manifestation for children with ADHD. In this group, parents learn a new skill every week while their children simultaneously learn that skill and expectation with a counselor in the other group. The groups are brought together in the end so parents and children can practice the new skill together with counselor supervision.

Simultaneously occurs with the Parent Skills Focus Group. Counselors discuss the emotional underpinnings of interpersonal interactions and personal responsibility, introducing the expectation of new parenting techniques in preparation of joining with the parent group to practice and role play the new skill of the week. We maintain an atmosphere of fun and respect.

Whether your anger is suppressed or explosive, we practice healthy forms of emotional awareness, body awareness, grounding techniques and mindfulness in communication. 

The age of your child is not a factor in this group. Schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, borderline personality disorder and more. Parents often feel judged and helpless. Come together with parents of all ages who understand the burden and who are also working to find hope.

Whether it’s schizophrenia, bipolar, BPD, Narcissism or more, this group is for you. Connect with others who get the weight, the confusion, and the love surround this formative relationship. Come as you are. No judgment, just understanding.