Group Therapy & Treatment

“In group therapy, we learn that we are not alone in our pain, and that connection holds the key to healing

Current Groups:

Preteen Girls Group

Starting July 23rd, 2024.

Will be restarting again this fall.

Teen Girls Group

Coming this Fall. Reach out for more info.

Virtual Group Therapy for Preteen Girls

  • Is your preteen's anxiety impacting their friendships, self-esteem, and overall daily happiness?

  • Do you notice them feeling overwhelmed, exhausted to the point where they struggle to make decisions?

  • Are racing thoughts and their inability to "turn off" their brain making it hard for them to concentrate, or even sleep?

  • Are these pressures making it difficult for them to communicate their feelings and thoughts effectively?

Would Your Preteen Benefit From...

Developing social and emotional skills like conflict resolution, problem-solving, and expressing emotions?

Talking openly about self-esteem, anxiety, depression, body image, and friendship issues?

Connecting with peers in a safe, supportive environment?

Our virtual therapy group is here to provide the support and community they need to thrive.

Schedule free intro call today and help your preteen navigate these challenges with confidence and resilience.

This group is ideal for preteen girls, ages 11-13, who want to enhance their social skills, explore their emotions and experiences in a comforting and encouraging setting.

This skill building / interpersonal process group will help members to:

  • Develop social and emotional skills like conflict resolution, problem-solving, and expressing emotions

  • Talk openly about self-esteem, anxiety, depression, body image, and friendship issues

  • Connect with peers in a safe, supportive environment

  • and more!

Location: Zoom

When: Starting July 23, 2024 for 12 weeks

Day &. Time: Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm

Facilitated by: Victoria Du Barry LPC, LCADC

For clients in NJ, FL, SC & VT *

Maybe You’re Thinking Of Trying Group Therapy, But You Still Have Some Questions…

  • How long does group therapy last, and how often do sessions happen?

    Group therapy sessions are typically held once a week, with each session lasting about one hour. These sessions are part of a structured program that usually runs for a set number of weeks, typically spanning 8 to 12 weeks.

    The consistent schedule of weekly sessions over several weeks helps foster a sense of community and trust among group members. It also provides a supportive environment where individuals can explore their feelings and experiences at a comfortable pace.

  • What kinds of issues can be addressed in group therapy?

    Group therapy can help with a wide range of challenges that people face at different stages of life. Here are some common issues that group therapy can address for adult clients:

    Feeling Stressed or Anxious

    Dealing with Sadness or Depression

    Managing Relationships

    Struggling with Self-Esteem

    Coping with Grief or Loss

    Addressing Substance Use

    Handling Anger or Frustration

    Navigating Life Transitions

    Group therapy is flexible and can be personalized to meet individual needs, no matter your age or background. Joining a group allows you to connect with others who've been through similar experiences, creating an environment where everyone can grow and heal together.

  • What kinds of issues are discussed in the preteen and teen groups?

    Group therapy is a supportive space that can help teens and preteens too! Here are some specific issues that group therapy can address for younger participants:

    Anxiety and Stress

    Body Image and Self-Esteem

    Social Skills and Peer Relationships

    Cyberbullying and Online Safety

    Family Dynamics and Conflict Resolution

    Academic Pressure and Goal Setting

    Substance Use Prevention

    Coping with Grief and Loss

    Group therapy sessions for teens and preteens are designed to be engaging and relatable, fostering a sense of community and empowerment.

    By addressing these specific issues within a supportive group setting, young participants can develop valuable skills and find comfort in shared experiences.

  • How do I sign up for group therapy, and what is the enrollment process like?

    Joining a group therapy session is a straightforward process. Here's what you can expect:

    1. Book an Introductory Call: Start by reaching out via email (victoria@in-balancepsych.com) or click here to schedule a 15 minute intro call. This call helps us get to know each other and determine if group therapy is the right fit for your needs.

    2. Introductory Call: During the introductory call, we'll discuss your goals, concerns, and any questions you have about group therapy. This conversation helps us ensure that the group aligns with your needs and preferences.

    3. Complete Paperwork and Schedule an Intake Session: After the introductory call, if you decide to proceed, we'll complete any necessary paperwork and schedule a 45-minute intake session. This intake session, held 1-2 weeks before the group starts, allows us to gather more information about you and ensure that the group is a good match!

    4. Attend the First Group Session: Finally! You'll attend the first group therapy session! This is where you'll meet the other group members and begin your therapeutic journey in a supportive and collaborative environment.

    This step-by-step process ensures that In-Balance understands your needs and goals before you join the group, making the experience as beneficial and comfortable as possible.

  • How big are the groups?

    Teen & preteen groups are limited to 6 people per group, while adult groups are capped at 8 people.

  • How much does group therapy cost?

    Fees for group therapy services are $145 per session.

    All clients enrolled in groups are required to have a comprehensive intake appointment prior to beginning group, which is a one-time fee of $200.

  • Does insurance cover group therapy?

    Click here to learn more on rates + insurance

Contact for more info on what groups In-Balance has to offer