Teen DBT Skills Group

Join our Teen DBT Skills Group on August 4th!

Meets: Virtually (Zoom) Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:00 pm, open to new clients on August 4th
Facilitator: Megan Quinn, LSW (Therapist & High School Social Worker with Health and Healing Therapy)

Teens attend weekly, and parents are invited to attend monthly for a multi-family skills review group session.

This virtual Teen DBT Skills Group is ideal for teens who struggle with managing big emotions, navigating negative thoughts, communicating with others effectively, coping with change, stress, and responsibilities, having positive feelings toward themselves, and staying mindful in the moment.

If you know a teen who could benefit from learning about DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) skills or needs to brush up previously learned skills, please consider sharing this resource.

Insurance accepted: BCBS PPO / Blue Choice
or $45.00 per group / $160.00 per month.

If would like to learn more or want to join this group, please click here.

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