South Florida Group Therapy

Is your child experiencing being bullied? Do you feel your child is being teased, picked on by others? Do you notice their mood down and withdrawn due to this? Would you like for your child to develop the skills, confidence, and knowledge of how to learn the social and problem solving skills better resolve these types of social situations? In our group therapy program, your child will learn socially appropriate and effective ways to identify and avoid these situation, and to build awareness of how to navigate and resolve these situations. Please join our group therapy program.

Do you feel or think that your child is possibly depressed? Have you noticed a lack of motivation, decreased in energy, a decrease or an absence of social interaction with family or peers? Does your child exhibit irritability, anger, or becoming easily frustrated. What if you could get your child the help they may need. What if your child could interact with other to help change their mood to more energetic, positive, and motivated? Seeking help can help your child better express their feelings and emotions and socially interact without fear or avoidance of others? Your child can achieve change and growth in our group therapy program. Our program is geared towards helping youth identify and process any factors that may contribute to their current functioning and at the same time, connect with others wo may have similar factors in a confidential, safe, and therapeutically educationally safe environment.

Do you feel a consistent frequent feeling of uneasiness? Do you have trouble focusing your thoughts? Do you feel like you can’t shut your thoughts off? Is your anxiety hindering you from being effective maybe even from socializing? What is you could reduce excessive thoughts and thinking? How about feeling less uneasy and more comfortable in familiar and even unfamiliar places? Would you like to socialize without that anxious fear of judgement? Attend our groups and learn skills that can help you ground your anxiety.

•  Depression
• Social and Generalized Anxiety
• Socialization Challenges
• Children of Divorcing Parents

• Divorced/Divorcing Women
• Divorced/Divorcing Men