Current Available Groups
For parents only; children do not need to attend
Knowing when to reassure, step back, or hold a boundary can be hard. This parent group offers practical tools and support for navigating your child’s anxiety with greater confidence.
In SPACE, parents practice how to…
FEEL MORE CONFIDENT IN THEIR PARENTING
Build trust in your skills and feel steadier when making difficult parenting decisions.
SET BOUNDARIES WITH CARE
Set clear limits and follow through with warmth, even when your child feels upset.
SUPPORT FEELINGS AND COMMUNICATE CONFIDENCE
Show your child that you understand their distress and believe they can cope.
REDUCE ACCOMMODATIONS GRADUALLY
Recognize patterns such as repeated reassurance or changing plans around fears, and make thoughtful changes.
COMMUNICATE CLEARLY
Practice supportive language and prepare for difficult moments with a plan.
A place for parents to learn and find support
For parents of children with social or generalized anxiety, separation worries, OCD, specific fears or phobias, and anxiety related to picky eating. Eating concerns are discussed individually to determine fit; restrictive eating may need specialized support.
For Kindergarten–2nd graders
The early school years are full of friendship firsts—and opportunities to build skills that grow with your child into adulthood.
In the Friendship Workshop, children practice how to…
CONNECT WITH KINDNESS
Join in, listen, take turns, and make room for others.
SPEAK UP WITH CONFIDENCE
Ask for what they need and say “no” in a kind, clear way.
STAY TRUE TO THEMSELVES
Make choices that feel right without always going along.
HANDLE FRIENDSHIP BUMPS
Manage big feelings, talk through disagreements, and make repairs.
KNOW WHEN TO TAKE SPACE
Notice what feels caring and respectful—and when it’s okay to step back, seek adult help, or let a friendship go.
A place to learn, play, and grow
Through games, role-play, and guided activities, children explore everyday friendship moments in a playful, supportive setting.