Groupworks Psychological Services offers evidence-based group therapy for children and adolescents, thoughtfully designed to build social skills, emotional regulation, and resilience within a supportive peer setting. Groups are age- and developmentally tailored—such as social skills groups for younger children, anxiety management and coping-skills groups for tweens, and peer-support or skills-based groups for teens—and are led by licensed clinicians who use structured, research-backed interventions alongside play- or activity-based methods when appropriate. Sessions emphasize practical, real-world skills (emotion identification, problem-solving, effective communication, healthy boundaries, and stress-reduction techniques), provide regular opportunities to practice new behaviors in real time, and include parent consultation to help reinforce gains at home. Small group sizes, ongoing progress monitoring, and coordination with schools or other providers help ensure treatment remains individualized, culturally responsive, and aligned with each child’s values and goals.

The Kids Club Group Program for Elementary School Children provides a structured, evidence-based setting where kids in grades K–5 build social-emotional skills, practice problem-solving, and develop healthy peer relationships through play, games, and guided activities; led by licensed clinicians, groups focus on emotion recognition, self-regulation, communication, and cooperation using age-appropriate tools and measurable goals, with parent check-ins and take-home strategies to generalize learning to home and school environments.

The Middle School Discovery Group Program supports early adolescents as they navigate academic, social, and emotional transitions between late elementary and middle school by using developmentally appropriate, evidence-based group interventions. In small, skills-focused groups led by licensed clinicians, students learn practical tools for managing anxiety, building peer relationships, improving study habits, and developing self-awareness and problem-solving skills through role-plays, structured activities, and real-life practice. The program emphasizes a safe, nonjudgmental environment where youth can share experiences, receive peer feedback, and practice new behaviors, while parents receive brief coaching and resources to reinforce learning at home. Designed to enhance resilience and academic engagement, the group integrates measurable goals and progress checks to tailor support to each participant’s needs.

The Teen Community Group Program at Groupworks provides a structured, evidence-based space where adolescents can develop social skills, emotional regulation, and resilience through guided group therapy, skill-building activities, and peer support. Led by licensed clinicians experienced with teen development, groups focus on real-world challenges—such as anxiety, peer conflict, identity, and family dynamics—using cognitive-behavioral techniques, social learning, and problem-solving exercises tailored to age and developmental level. Sessions emphasize confidentiality, respect, and practical strategies teens can apply at school and home, while also offering parents periodic updates and resources to reinforce progress. The program aims to reduce isolation, improve coping and communication, and build a supportive peer community that promotes lasting behavioral and emotional growth.