Therapeutic groups

Connection.
Practice. Progress.

A supportive group can give young people a place to work on communication, confidence, and emotional skills with peers.

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Find the right group

The group matters as much as the activity.

A thoughtful fit

We consider the age range, group goals, and participant needs before recommending a group.

Guided experiences

Activities create opportunities to practice, with staff helping participants understand what happened.

Learning that travels

Reflection helps connect moments in the group to relationships and daily life.

What a group can offer

Practice with peers.
Support from professionals.

A group gives children and teens a place to try skills in real interactions, with people who can encourage and challenge one another.

Staff plan activities around the group’s goals, guide conversations when useful, and help participants make sense of what they notice. Clinicians can weave CBT strategies and other therapeutic approaches into the work when appropriate. A group may focus on confidence, communication, managing frustration, relationships, or a shared theme.

We talk with families about age fit, goals, and the current offerings before recommending a next step. Group counseling is a therapeutic service; our summer camps are separate recreational programs.

A group to ask about

Girls Confidence
& Empowerment.

For girls ages 12–14, this group is designed around confidence, connection, and opportunities to practice speaking up and supporting one another. Ask our office for the current cohort schedule, availability, and whether it is a good fit.

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Current options

Groups for families

Contact the office about current therapeutic group offerings, schedules, and openings.

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School partnerships

Spark for schools

Ongoing adventure-based therapy groups developed in partnership with schools.

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Interest stage

Homeschool Spark

We are exploring a group for homeschool children. Dates, ages, and enrollment are not yet set.

Explore the proposed group

Have a group in mind?

Start with the people.
Shape the support.

A homeschool network or small group of families may have a shared need. We can discuss the possibility of a custom therapeutic group, including ages, goals, scheduling, and clinical fit.

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EFA families & custom group ideas

Ask about the New Hampshire Education Freedom Account (EFA) program for a specific therapeutic service or a group idea. Program fit and payment eligibility are confirmed separately.

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We can help you explore the fit.

Ask about current group options and next steps.

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