Led by Bri Garrold, LCPC, LCPAT, ATR-BC
Art Hive provides a therapeutic space for children and adolescents to engage with peers in both self-directed art making and interaction, as well as group projects and engagement. Group therapy is an effective method to addressing:
Social anxiety
Increase healthy and effective communication
Increase healthy and effective peer interaction
Address interpersonal effectiveness skills
Tolerate and manage anxiety
Eligibility
Click here to see the Art Hive flyer.
Led by Bri Garrold, LCPC, LCPAT, ATR-BC
Many pre-teens and teens are struggling with their body image and unrealistic expectations. The presence of and high level of engagement with social media has heightened children’s body awareness while elevating levels of anxiety, depression, and eating disorders. These struggles are universal regardless of current weight and gender.
This series will provide a group therapy experience rooted in both psychoeducation and expressive therapy to explore underlying causes of negative body image, impacts on daily life, and ways to begin to cultivate healthy body image through both discussion and visual arts experientials.
Eligibility
Ages 13-17 years. Whether your child has an eating disorder, is a member of the LGBTQ+ population, or could in any way benefit from psychoeducation and art prompts focused on exploring current perceptions of body image, as well as beginning to develop healthier body image, this is the class for them!
Click here to see the Mind Over Mirror Flyer.
Led by Lauren Losak, LCSW-C & Heather Marko, MS, RD, LD
We are here to ensure that your daughter is nourished and well! This series is designed to promote confidence through sound nutritional practices and therapeutic techniques. Participants can expect to engage in group discussions, games/activities, mindfulness exercises, cooking demos, and joyful movement. Creating positive and healthy behaviors is a struggle for many adolescents, in this group we will focus on specific personal and social components that shape how girls often receive and process information and then ultimately implement behaviors (both positive and negative).
Eligibility: Females age 12-14 years
Targeted Start Date: March 17, 2022 Time: 4:30pm-5:30pm
Length: 8 weeks (no session on 4/14/2022)
Topics to be explored:
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