Get your teen signed-up today.
Schedule a call.
Reduce the back-and-forth of phone tag. Schedule a call within the next two weeks.
Discuss your needs.
Speak with a psychologist about your concerns and ask questions about the services offered.
Make things better.
Make a plan for ongoing services and resources. Watch your family transform.
How will my teen be supported?
Phone Coaching.
Your teen can contact the group leader to practice skills taught in the group.
Weekly Mood Tracker.
Each week your teen will track their mood and use of skills to see their progress.
Parenting Support.
An online parenting support group to learn and practice DBT skills is open to you.
What is group about?
Mindfulness
Teens will learn to be more mindful to calm and soothe themselves, so they don't feel like everything is falling apart.
Emotional Regulation
Teens learn how to talk about emotions, manage their feelings, and take care of themselves so that they have the strength to deal with challenges.
Distress Tolerance
Instead of reacting in unhealthy ways, teens learn what to do when they feel stressed to help them stay safe, move past the things they can't control, and focus their energy on the things they can control.
Interpersonal Relationships
The Interpersonal Relationship Module focuses on helping teens learn skills to improve their relationships with others.
Walking the Middle Path
This section teaches teens that they can both change and accept tricky situations.
Building a Life Worth Living
Group members focus on learning how to thrive and accomplish their goals while taking on a leadership role.
Initial Assessment
$250
60 minute session one-time fee
Assessment of need & best fitDevelopment of a treatment planCollaborate with service providers
Group Sessions
$70/session
60 minute sessions
ages 12-14 and 15-17 5-6 members per groupopen to all genders and orientationsgroups are in-personall materials and snacks providedparent DBT at home support group