Learn together
Introduce skills and ideas in a structured, supportive environment.
Services · Groups
A place to learn, practice, and connect with other people.
Groups can create opportunities to build social, emotional, or coping skills in a structured setting while learning alongside peers who may be working on similar things.
A group may be helpful when…
A useful starting point depends on what is happening and what you want help with.
- A child or teen would benefit from practicing skills with peers
- Social confidence or communication is part of the concern
- A structured skill-building format is a useful complement to other support
- The current group’s age range, goals, and format are a good fit
What the work can look like
Group offerings change over time.
The practice has offered structured social-skills and therapeutic groups. Specific groups, age ranges, dates, and availability depend on clinician schedules and community need.
Contact the office for current group offerings rather than relying on an older program listing.
Practice with peers
Use the group itself as a place to try communication, coping, and social strategies.
Bring skills back to daily life
Connect what happens in the group to school, friendships, home, and other settings.
Who this may support
Explore related pages.
These links are a starting point, not a checklist. The office can help determine which clinician and service may be the best fit.
New City office
130 N. Main Street, Suite 202, New City, NY 10956A first step
Want to know whether this service fits what you are looking for?
Reach out with a general description of the person seeking care and what you would like help with. We can discuss current availability and a reasonable next step.