Launching program groups are professionally run psychoeducational groups with a support component. Members develop social skills, create personal goals, about which they report every week, and support others in moving towards their mid term and weekly goals, and participate in a comprehensive life skills curriculum. Entry is open ended, and follows a thorough assessment to determine if participants will likely benefit from the "Launching model". Members are encouraged to see each other outside of group time. Individual and Family Therapy is available from program clinical associates.

Weekly groups for young adults (18 to late 20s) having difficulty achieving successful adult independence. 90 min., expected duration of 9 months to 18 months. Commitment to 8 sessions. Max size - 8 members, both genders. Most members experiencing anxiety, depression, autism (high functioning), often lacking a social network. An extensive curriculum on issues supporting independence. Members added by rolling admission, with structured introductions and graduation. Groups starts with a check-in, mutual support and problem solving, reporting on progress towards stated goals, brief presentation of a topic, extensive discussion, planning for weekly social events. A separate monthly parents' group.