Groups
To schedule a consultation call and to sign up your child for a group please complete the contact form below
“Who Am I?”: Identity, Confidence & Belonging
Who: Middle School students)
When: Tuesdays at 6:00pm. Open enrollment
Where: Virtual
Cost: $30 per session
Themes for the group include:
Self-Esteem vs. Self Worth
Learning the difference between feeling good because of what you do and knowing you matter no matter what.
Authenticity vs. Fitting in
Sorting out when it feels right to blend in and when it's worth standing out as yourself
Owning your uniqueness
Getting comfortable with the traits, interests, and quirks that make each person different.
Identifying personal strength
Naming what you're actually good at — and learning to trust it.
Middle school is when kids start asking bigger questions about who they are — and who they're allowed to be. This small group gives students a space to explore those questions with support.
Over the course of the group, students will unpack the difference between self-esteem and self-worth, explore authenticity versus fitting in, practice owning what makes them unique, and get clearer on their own personal strengths.
The goal isn't to hand kids a finished answer to "who am I?" — it's to help them build the confidence to keep asking the question, and to like what they find.
Fill out the form below or call 678-273-7686 to schedule a call to register your child for a group.
Pre-K Group
Who: Ages 3-4
When: Coming soon. Please complete contact form to sign up
Social Skills Group
Who: Kindergarten - 2nd grade.
Children on the Autism spectrum are welcome!
When: TBD
Cost: $45 per week
Themes for the group include:
Making friends
Communication: listening skills, social filter and more
Teamwork: Communication, compromise and cooperation
Emotion identification: expressing feelings and emotions
Emotion regulation: Coping skills
The purpose of this group is to encourage participants to learn and utilize social skills to help them in their everyday life at home, school and social settings. Participants will have the opportunity to learn and practice key social skills in real time with their peers as the group leader facilitates skill promoting activities.
Each session will include a check in or icebreaker activity, an interactive lesson to introduce the specific skills, and an interactive activity to practice the skill of the day. Parents will be provided a description of the skill learned and practiced in group with ways to implement/practice it at home.
Navigating Middle School Group
Who: Middle School students
When: TBD
Cost: $45 per week
Themes for the group include:
Social skills
Anxiety
Emotion Regulation: coping skills
Friendship: How to make friends, how to navigate conflicts
Middle school challenges look different from elementary and students do not always have to tools to navigate them. The purpose of this group is to encourage participants to learn and utilize skills to help them in their everyday life at home, school and social settings.