Chronic Pain and Illness Group is for individuals struggling with chronic pain or illness that interferes with their functioning. This 8-week group provides the opportunity to discuss the nature of pain, pain cycles, and the impact on our well-being. Participants will learn new ways to manage and conceptualize pain in ways that allow them to experience increased personal growth and productivity.

Children’s Therapy Groups are available for children ages 4-7, 8-10, and 11-13 with ADHD, behavioral, emotional, developmental, or situational challenges. It is an 8-week group focusing on improving social skills, coping strategies, and problem-solving skills.The group uses engaging activities to teach new skills each week with complementary activiities to practice at home, in community and school settings. It is our goal to facilitate the use of new skills beyond the group experience.

Journaling for Teens is an eight week journal-based group designed to develop and encourage healthy coping skills in dealing with emotional, social, and mental health issues.The group is open to teenage girls experiencing depression, bi-polar disorder, anxiety, family problems, and other issues. Journal activities challenge thought processes and belief systems that complicate relationships with family, friends, school, and community. The group uses creative expression to convey and manage thoughts and feelingss for higher functioning and increased well being.

Focus offers teenagers experimenting with drugs and alcohol an opportunity to understand and explore the impact of substance use and abuse on themselves their relationships, and the community. A parent component is included in this group to facilitate discussion between parent and teen with regard to alcohol and other drugs.



MAP offers individualized Drug and Alcohol education for individuals who are court ordered or mandated from work.

Women’s Group is for women who are experiencing difficulties in major life areas. Women struggling with depression, anxiety, stress, relationship problems, loneliness, lack of confidence, self-abuse, and other issues will find this group helpful in developing more productive coping skills. This open ended group focuses on building confidence and self esteem, improving communication skills, and increasing understanding of the impact of mental health on relationships at home

Group for Men. We’re well into the 21st Century, but some things haven’t changed much: women provide a lot of support for each other, while men are more likely to go it alone. And when men do get together, we often spend that time focused on topics like sports or politics. The purpose of a men’s group is to go deeper, providing the opportunity to gain from the perspectives and insights of other men. The nature of this group, allows us to tackle questions that otherwise may not come up very often. Questions like, “What are my current goals? How am I getting in my own way? What do I want more of in my life?”
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