Support Groups in Chevy Chase, MD
PEERS® is a 14 week evidence-based social skills intervention for teens who are interested in learning ways to help make and keep friends. It has a strong evidence-base for use with teens and young adults with autism spectrum disorders, but is also appropriate for those with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and other socioemotional problems. During group teens learn important social skills through didactic and role play examples and are given the opportunity to practice these skills in session while receiving individualized coaching. Parents attend weekly parent sessions where they are taught how to effective social coaches for their teen.
PEERS® is a 14 week evidence-based social skills intervention for teens who are interested in learning ways to help make and keep friends. It has a strong evidence-base for use with teens and young adults with autism spectrum disorders, but is also appropriate for those with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and other socioemotional problems. During group teens learn important social skills through didactic and role play examples and are given the opportunity to practice these skills in session while receiving individualized coaching. Parents attend weekly parent sessions where they are taught how to effective social coaches for their teen.
This program is for adolescents and young adults with social learning difficulty and who are struggling with the transition to independence and adulthood. The Program’s goal is to help students define and meet their own goals as they transition to adult life – whether it be college, vocational training, or employment. The Program will help strengthen the core skills needed to succeed in independent living settings. These include self understanding, self-regulation, social competence and confidence, academic readiness, executive functioning, navigation of daily life, and self-advocacy.
Hosted by Hope Harris-Black
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW-C
Group meets in Chevy Chase, MD 20815
This program is for adolescents and young adults with social learning difficulty and who are struggling with the transition to independence and adulthood. The Program’s goal is to help students define and meet their own goals as they transition to adult life – whether it be college, vocational training, or employment. The Program will help strengthen the core skills needed to succeed in independent living settings. These include self understanding, self-regulation, social competence and confidence, academic readiness, executive functioning, navigation of daily life, and self-advocacy.
Have you been in individual therapy for years but haven't gotten the results you expected? Despite your hard work, your therapist may not have the full picture. They only know what you tell them, and we all have blind spots. In group therapy, the therapist observes you interacting with others, while group members provide honest feedback about how they experience you. Together, this helps clarify patterns that may be contributing to your unhappiness. By increasing self-awareness and learning new ways of relating, you can build healthier relationships and create meaningful change.
Have you been in individual therapy for years but haven't gotten the results you expected? Despite your hard work, your therapist may not have the full picture. They only know what you tell them, and we all have blind spots. In group therapy, the therapist observes you interacting with others, while group members provide honest feedback about how they experience you. Together, this helps clarify patterns that may be contributing to your unhappiness. By increasing self-awareness and learning new ways of relating, you can build healthier relationships and create meaningful change.
One Saturday a month: 2 to 4 PM. For Licensed Graduate Professional Counselors in Maryland and Washington DC. Earn group hours toward your professional license. Co-facilitated by LGPC Supervisors approved by Maryland and by DC. Trish Cleary, MS, LCPC-MFT-ADC, CGP, FAGPA and Ginger Sullivan, MA, LPC, CGP, FAGPA. Allows graduate level counselors to connect with professional colleagues. Discover aspects of varied treatment settings, collaborate on clinical issues and enhance practitioner skills. Upcoming Dates: See LGPC Supervision Group listing on the Announcements page of www.trishcleary.com
Hosted by Trish Cleary
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, MS, LCPC, LCMFT, LCADC, CGP
Group meets in Chevy Chase, MD 20815
One Saturday a month: 2 to 4 PM. For Licensed Graduate Professional Counselors in Maryland and Washington DC. Earn group hours toward your professional license. Co-facilitated by LGPC Supervisors approved by Maryland and by DC. Trish Cleary, MS, LCPC-MFT-ADC, CGP, FAGPA and Ginger Sullivan, MA, LPC, CGP, FAGPA. Allows graduate level counselors to connect with professional colleagues. Discover aspects of varied treatment settings, collaborate on clinical issues and enhance practitioner skills. Upcoming Dates: See LGPC Supervision Group listing on the Announcements page of www.trishcleary.com
This program is for adolescents and young adults with social learning difficulty and who are struggling with the transition to independence and adulthood. The Program’s goal is to help students define and meet their own goals as they transition to adult life – whether it be college, vocational training, or employment. The Program will help strengthen the core skills needed to succeed in independent living settings. These include self understanding, self-regulation, social competence and confidence, academic readiness, executive functioning, navigation of daily life, and self-advocacy.
This program is for adolescents and young adults with social learning difficulty and who are struggling with the transition to independence and adulthood. The Program’s goal is to help students define and meet their own goals as they transition to adult life – whether it be college, vocational training, or employment. The Program will help strengthen the core skills needed to succeed in independent living settings. These include self understanding, self-regulation, social competence and confidence, academic readiness, executive functioning, navigation of daily life, and self-advocacy.
Weekly therapy group for clients who are dealing with divorce and parenting challenges. Having a supportive nonjudgemental space to learn to cope with challenging transitions and develop healthy coping skills to build a life worth living.
Hosted by Healing By Design LLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C
Group meets in Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Weekly therapy group for clients who are dealing with divorce and parenting challenges. Having a supportive nonjudgemental space to learn to cope with challenging transitions and develop healthy coping skills to build a life worth living.
