After the joy of welcoming a new life, reconnecting intimately can be a journey. You're not alone. Dive deep into understanding and revitalizing intimacy post-childbirth with our specialized group sessions. Rekindle the spark with guidance tailored to the unique challenges faced by new parents. Ready to rediscover passion? Join us and embrace the next chapter together.
Hosted by Randiesa Spires
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-QS, LISW-CP, LICSW
Group meets in Orlando, FL 32801
After the joy of welcoming a new life, reconnecting intimately can be a journey. You're not alone. Dive deep into understanding and revitalizing intimacy post-childbirth with our specialized group sessions. Rekindle the spark with guidance tailored to the unique challenges faced by new parents. Ready to rediscover passion? Join us and embrace the next chapter together.
Child- Parent-Relationship Training (CPRT): A 10 Week Small Group Therapy Parenting Program geared towards parents of children ages 3-10 years of age. Parents will gain essential tools to increase parent/child communication & connection, disciplinary strategies without compromising the parent/child relationship, and reduce their child's problematic behaviors at home. Group Begins - Summer 2020. Please call for additional information and registration before this small intimate group setting fills.
Accepting new client's for Online Therapy: Parents, Children, Teen's, and Young Adults
Child- Parent-Relationship Training (CPRT): A 10 Week Small Group Therapy Parenting Program geared towards parents of children ages 3-10 years of age. Parents will gain essential tools to increase parent/child communication & connection, disciplinary strategies without compromising the parent/child relationship, and reduce their child's problematic behaviors at home. Group Begins - Summer 2020. Please call for additional information and registration before this small intimate group setting fills.
A safe, non-judgmental space where individuals, couples, and families can find clarity, healing, and the tools they need to thrive. Through trauma-informed, mindfulness-based therapy, I help people navigate life's challenges with compassion, resilience, and inner strength.
A safe, non-judgmental space where individuals, couples, and families can find clarity, healing, and the tools they need to thrive. Through trauma-informed, mindfulness-based therapy, I help people navigate life's challenges with compassion, resilience, and inner strength.
Coping with Divorce is an educational program designed for separating and divorcing parents. The workshop is designed to be presented in a four-hour session and is approved by the State of Florida Department of of Children and Families.
Grbac is a Licensed Psychologist, Certified Family Mediator, and Qualified Parenting Coordinator.
Coping with Divorce is an educational program designed for separating and divorcing parents. The workshop is designed to be presented in a four-hour session and is approved by the State of Florida Department of of Children and Families.
Moving Forward Not Moving On: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group. Are you asking how I will ever be ok when my baby is not with me? You feel the world is moving on without you while you stand still in disbelief, shock, and heartbreak. Losing a baby is something you never expected and you wonder “will I ever feel like myself again?” This group is to help you process your feelings after pregnancy or infant loss, and find hope that you can move forward without moving on. New groups start every 6 weeks. *Limited to 10 participants*
Moving Forward Not Moving On: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group. Are you asking how I will ever be ok when my baby is not with me? You feel the world is moving on without you while you stand still in disbelief, shock, and heartbreak. Losing a baby is something you never expected and you wonder “will I ever feel like myself again?” This group is to help you process your feelings after pregnancy or infant loss, and find hope that you can move forward without moving on. New groups start every 6 weeks. *Limited to 10 participants*
HERA Women Networking & Support Group Women Supporting Women in navigating the complexities of relationships, family, and work responsibilities in and out of the home.
*Meeting twice a month* Please call or email to reserve your place. (Limited space.) [$35 / session] For meeting dates, please see Facebook Events at https://www.facebook.com/Hera4Women/
HERA Women Networking & Support Group Women Supporting Women in navigating the complexities of relationships, family, and work responsibilities in and out of the home.
*Meeting twice a month* Please call or email to reserve your place. (Limited space.) [$35 / session] For meeting dates, please see Facebook Events at https://www.facebook.com/Hera4Women/
The Girlfriend Hour is a warm, therapist-led support group for moms craving real conversation beyond daily routines. We meet weekly online to share stories, laughter, and struggles—without judgment. It’s a space to rediscover yourself beyond motherhood, build authentic friendships, and feel seen by others. Whether you’re burned out, isolated, or just want to laugh about life’s chaos, you’re welcome here. Together, we practice self-compassion, celebrate small wins, and remember we don’t have to do this alone. Cost is just $10 per group—come as you are, messy bun and all.
Whether you're a woman finding your place in a demanding world, a parent adjusting to the realities of parenthood, or an adopted person exploring identity and belonging, you don't have to do it alone.
The Girlfriend Hour is a warm, therapist-led support group for moms craving real conversation beyond daily routines. We meet weekly online to share stories, laughter, and struggles—without judgment. It’s a space to rediscover yourself beyond motherhood, build authentic friendships, and feel seen by others. Whether you’re burned out, isolated, or just want to laugh about life’s chaos, you’re welcome here. Together, we practice self-compassion, celebrate small wins, and remember we don’t have to do this alone. Cost is just $10 per group—come as you are, messy bun and all.
Motherhood can feel overwhelming when you are constantly juggling work, family, and responsibilities. Many moms find themselves stuck in survival mode, feeling stressed, exhausted, or disconnected from themselves. This supportive group helps mothers learn practical tools to regulate their nervous system, reduce anxiety, and restore a sense of calm and balance. Through guided discussions, breathwork, and simple body-based practices, you will reconnect with yourself while sharing space with other moms who understand the pressures of modern motherhood. Together we create a safe space for support, healing, and real-life strategies to move from overwhelm toward greater calm and resilience.
Motherhood can feel overwhelming when you are constantly juggling work, family, and responsibilities. Many moms find themselves stuck in survival mode, feeling stressed, exhausted, or disconnected from themselves. This supportive group helps mothers learn practical tools to regulate their nervous system, reduce anxiety, and restore a sense of calm and balance. Through guided discussions, breathwork, and simple body-based practices, you will reconnect with yourself while sharing space with other moms who understand the pressures of modern motherhood. Together we create a safe space for support, healing, and real-life strategies to move from overwhelm toward greater calm and resilience.
This welcoming group is designed for adoptive moms navigating the unique joys and challenges of parenting adopted children. Join us to connect with others who truly understand your journey, share your experiences, and find encouragement in a compassionate, judgment-free space. Together, we explore personal growth, deepen connections, and strengthen the evolving bond of adoption. Through open discussion and shared stories, you’ll gain new insights and tools to support both yourself and your family. Each session costs $10, providing an affordable way to build community alongside others on a similar path. You’re not alone—let’s grow together.
Whether you're a woman finding your place in a demanding world, a parent adjusting to the realities of parenthood, or an adopted person exploring identity and belonging, you don't have to do it alone.
This welcoming group is designed for adoptive moms navigating the unique joys and challenges of parenting adopted children. Join us to connect with others who truly understand your journey, share your experiences, and find encouragement in a compassionate, judgment-free space. Together, we explore personal growth, deepen connections, and strengthen the evolving bond of adoption. Through open discussion and shared stories, you’ll gain new insights and tools to support both yourself and your family. Each session costs $10, providing an affordable way to build community alongside others on a similar path. You’re not alone—let’s grow together.
This Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills group is for adolescents and parents/guardians to learn and practice skills together. Participants in this group will learn valuable and essential skills in mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. By participating in this group, you can expect to increase your ability to make effective choices, manage situations you cannot change, get your needs met more effectively, and live a balanced and meaningful life. Our group for teens (13+) and parents/guardians meets Wednesdays at 6-7:30 p.m. Participants can join either virtually or in-person at our office in Orlando, Florida.
Hosted by The Meaningful Life Center
Counselor, PhD, LMHC, LMFT, NCC, CCMHC
Group meets in Orlando, FL 32817
This Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills group is for adolescents and parents/guardians to learn and practice skills together. Participants in this group will learn valuable and essential skills in mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. By participating in this group, you can expect to increase your ability to make effective choices, manage situations you cannot change, get your needs met more effectively, and live a balanced and meaningful life. Our group for teens (13+) and parents/guardians meets Wednesdays at 6-7:30 p.m. Participants can join either virtually or in-person at our office in Orlando, Florida.
Committed to Hope: Infertility Support Group: In your struggle to get pregnant, are feelings of self-blame, anger, and powerlessness taking over? Maybe you’re avoiding friends or family since they could not possibly understand your pain—especially as those around you seem to get pregnant with ease. Perhaps you’re struggling to take care of your other responsibilities as you pour all your efforts into trying to conceive. This group offers a way for you to find insight and perspective beyond the all consuming world of infertility. New groups start every 6 weeks. *Limited to 10 participants*
Committed to Hope: Infertility Support Group: In your struggle to get pregnant, are feelings of self-blame, anger, and powerlessness taking over? Maybe you’re avoiding friends or family since they could not possibly understand your pain—especially as those around you seem to get pregnant with ease. Perhaps you’re struggling to take care of your other responsibilities as you pour all your efforts into trying to conceive. This group offers a way for you to find insight and perspective beyond the all consuming world of infertility. New groups start every 6 weeks. *Limited to 10 participants*
Hosted by Connecting Well Counseling
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, CISM
Group meets in Orlando, FL 32819
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Strengthen Your Relationship Together Join our online couples group—a supportive space to enhance communication, rebuild trust, and deepen emotional intimacy. Guided by experienced facilitators, you'll learn practical tools to navigate conflict, understand each other's needs, and grow together. Whether you're facing challenges or seeking to enrich your bond, this group offers a collaborative environment to share experiences and gain insights. Sessions are confidential, interactive, and focused on fostering healthier, more fulfilling relationships. Take the first step toward a stronger connection—reach out today to learn more or to join.
Hosted by David Dex Hayward
Counselor, QualSup, LMHC, MCAP, LifCoac, ReikiMS
Group meets in Clermont, FL 34711
Strengthen Your Relationship Together Join our online couples group—a supportive space to enhance communication, rebuild trust, and deepen emotional intimacy. Guided by experienced facilitators, you'll learn practical tools to navigate conflict, understand each other's needs, and grow together. Whether you're facing challenges or seeking to enrich your bond, this group offers a collaborative environment to share experiences and gain insights. Sessions are confidential, interactive, and focused on fostering healthier, more fulfilling relationships. Take the first step toward a stronger connection—reach out today to learn more or to join.
This group focuses on increasing positive behaviors in our children by utilizing techniques grounded on applied behavioral analysis. Parents will be better able to understand tantrums, negative behaviors, and how to cope with these as we become more knowledgeable on the developing child brain. This group aims to foster community amongst parents who may be struggling with disciplining, understanding, or coping with unwanted behaviors.
This group focuses on increasing positive behaviors in our children by utilizing techniques grounded on applied behavioral analysis. Parents will be better able to understand tantrums, negative behaviors, and how to cope with these as we become more knowledgeable on the developing child brain. This group aims to foster community amongst parents who may be struggling with disciplining, understanding, or coping with unwanted behaviors.
A family may be devastated to learn that their child has been accused of or charged with committing a sex crime. Also, the family may feel lost in the confusion and procedures of the child protective services and other legal systems. Children who commit sexual offenses against other children are not likely to outgrow their sexual patterns without professional intervention of some kind. Additionally, children who are sexually assaulted by other children often develop extremely distressing psychological side effects. This group will assist the family with intervention. prevention and solutions to move forward and have a productive life.
Hosted by Diera Woodard
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MA, MSW, LCSW
Group meets in Orange City, FL 32763
A family may be devastated to learn that their child has been accused of or charged with committing a sex crime. Also, the family may feel lost in the confusion and procedures of the child protective services and other legal systems. Children who commit sexual offenses against other children are not likely to outgrow their sexual patterns without professional intervention of some kind. Additionally, children who are sexually assaulted by other children often develop extremely distressing psychological side effects. This group will assist the family with intervention. prevention and solutions to move forward and have a productive life.
Parenting Workshop Goals:
- This group recognizes you as the expert in your family.
You will learn a more effective way to discipline, communicate with child, while setting age appropriate boundaries.
- Great for parents with Pre-Teens and Teens.
We will provide small parenting work shops in your home. You gather the friends and we will come!
Follow up in home coaching is also available.
Parenting Workshop Goals:
- This group recognizes you as the expert in your family.
You will learn a more effective way to discipline, communicate with child, while setting age appropriate boundaries.
- Great for parents with Pre-Teens and Teens.
We will provide small parenting work shops in your home. You gather the friends and we will come!
Follow up in home coaching is also available.
Raising children: it’s one of the most important jobs in our lives. This is an informational and educational group for parents to attend to learn about caring for their children. This group is for parents who may be court-ordered or simply a parent searching for a way to learn better parenting skills. You can attend this group as a couple and understand how to co- parent or a newly single parent looking for ways to navigate being a parent solely. I cater to each parent (s), individual needs but within a group setting.
Hosted by Diera Woodard
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MA, MSW, LCSW
Group meets in Orange City, FL 32763
Raising children: it’s one of the most important jobs in our lives. This is an informational and educational group for parents to attend to learn about caring for their children. This group is for parents who may be court-ordered or simply a parent searching for a way to learn better parenting skills. You can attend this group as a couple and understand how to co- parent or a newly single parent looking for ways to navigate being a parent solely. I cater to each parent (s), individual needs but within a group setting.
We invite children ages 5-8 and 8-10 to join our Regulated Reading Group, a special counseling program designed to help kids learn how to regulate emotions and find comfort during reading time. Fun, interactive sessions to teach calming techniques Games and activities to promote focus and relaxation Supportive environment with caring counselors Strategies to make reading a peaceful and enjoyable experience Tuesdays 3pm-4pm (ages 5-8) 5pm-6pm (ages 8-10) This group is perfect for young readers who need extra support to stay calm & focused while diving into their favorite stories.
We invite children ages 5-8 and 8-10 to join our Regulated Reading Group, a special counseling program designed to help kids learn how to regulate emotions and find comfort during reading time. Fun, interactive sessions to teach calming techniques Games and activities to promote focus and relaxation Supportive environment with caring counselors Strategies to make reading a peaceful and enjoyable experience Tuesdays 3pm-4pm (ages 5-8) 5pm-6pm (ages 8-10) This group is perfect for young readers who need extra support to stay calm & focused while diving into their favorite stories.
Children In Between is a 4 hour parenting class for divorcing or separating parents of minor children. It focuses on helping parents learn positive and respectful ways to co- parent. It is an approved DCF parenting class.
Hosted by Breakthrough Counseling Education Center, Inc.
Counselor, EdD, LMHC, NCC, CAP
Group meets in Winter Park, FL 32789
Children In Between is a 4 hour parenting class for divorcing or separating parents of minor children. It focuses on helping parents learn positive and respectful ways to co- parent. It is an approved DCF parenting class.
We gather Saturdays for our virtual group at 10am weekly to come together in support and community. As parents and caregivers raising children, teens, and young adults affected by Autism, connection and resources are a must. Additionally, psycho-education of strategies and tools to support your child and your family will be introduced. Group Attendees may reside in Ohio or Florida.
Hosted by Debra Violett Grindstaff
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LISW
Group meets in Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
We gather Saturdays for our virtual group at 10am weekly to come together in support and community. As parents and caregivers raising children, teens, and young adults affected by Autism, connection and resources are a must. Additionally, psycho-education of strategies and tools to support your child and your family will be introduced. Group Attendees may reside in Ohio or Florida.
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Parenting Support Groups
What does therapy for parenting look like?
Therapists may work with parents individually, together, or include the whole family to find solutions for the problems a parent faces. Many parent-based therapies work on a parent’s relationship with their children, problem-solving within the family, and analysis of family dynamics. Therapy conducted remotely by video may be helpful in allowing a therapist to observe how families interact in their own homes.
When should a parent seek therapy?
When behavioral problems begin to disrupt the healthy functioning of a family, it may be a good time to look into therapy. If parents find that children are acting out in school, have started using drugs or alcohol, have developed eating disorders, or other similar red flags, a therapist may be able to help.
How long does therapy take for parenting problems?
Depending on the severity of a family’s challenges and the type of treatment utilized, therapy for parenting can last from weeks to months. Cognitive behavioral therapy is a pragmatic therapy type that can be brief, most often ranging from between 5 and 20 sessions. Structural family therapy, which inspects family dynamics, often takes several months. Parent-child interaction therapy is typically shorter-term, lasting between 10 and 20 sessions. For any therapy, the duration will depend on the progress made and results realized.
Can therapy help parents dealing with burnout or stress?
Parenting is difficult. Parents may dismiss or conceal feelings of exhaustion, overwhelm, or escape ideation—imagining withdrawing from their parental obligations altogether. but left unattended, these feelings can have negative effects on the whole family. A therapist can help parents work on the skills they might need to better cope with the burdens of parenting and help them be the best parents they can be.