Group therapy is a powerful therapeutic experience! It is a unique opportunity to feel less alone and learn from others who understand what you are feeling, as well as leverage the natural healing process that comes from connection.
Most group therapy participants find that group sessions maximize the positive benefits they are accruing from individual sessions, but you do not have to be seeing an individual therapist in our practice in order to participate in a group.
Health insurance covers participation in group therapy, and we are in network with most major insurance plans! Read more about various group counseling opportunities below. To sign up, complete the interest form linked below for the group you would like to join, or call (516) 256-9523.
Fall 2026 Group Therapy Schedule
| MON | TUES | WED | THURS | FRI | SAT |
| 12pm Parent DBT Skills Training | 11am Mindfulness Therapy | ||||
| 5pm Confidence Lab: Teen Self-Esteem | 5pm Anxiety Counseling | ||||
| 6pm Perinatal Mental Health 6pm Toddler Moms Support | 6pm Fertility Support | ||||
| 7pm Adult DBT Skills Training 7:30pm Roblox Theraplay | 7pm Teen DBT Skills Training | ||||
| 8pm Young Men’s Support | 8pm Adult ADHD Support |
Adult Groups
Mindfulness Psychotherapy Group
Videoconference – every other Wednesday 11am
Facilitator: Jennifer Derri, LMHC-D
This group is designed for adults 18+ who want to learn and practice mindfulness skills as well as connect with a community of mindful-others for support on mental health goals with the understanding that in addition to skill-building, support and validation are key predictors of healing and growth.
Anxiety Counseling Group
Videoconference – weekly Thursdays at 5pm
Facilitator: Philip Kelleher, MHC-LP
This group is designed for adults 18+ who are seeking support for managing and coping with anxiety. This group offers an opportunity to look at anxiety from a new perspective. If you’re not sure about therapy, this group offer a supportive space to explore and experience a wide variety of ways that you can treat and resolve anxious patterns. Some of the trauma-informed interventions explored for application include, narrative therapy, cognitive behavioral (CBT), dialectical behavioral (DBT), rational emotive (REBT), and others! Anxiety can be an overwhelming experience. No matter what anxiety looks like for you, you deserve support. This group creates a space for collaboration and support.
Young Men’s Support Group
In person – weekly Mondays at 8pm
Facilitator: Samir Sharma, LMHC
This psychotherapy group is a space for men in early adulthood to build self-awareness and connection. Strategies for supporting mental health and wellness will be discussed and reviewed each week.
Note: This group is full and is not currently accepting new members
Adult ADHD Support Group
Videoconference – every other Wednesday 8pm
Facilitator: Cerita Asante, LMHC
This is an open group for adults who have been diagnosed with ADHD. Navigating adulthood in a neurotypical world can be lonely and confusing, and confusion around diagnosis can lead to late or missed diagnoses. Find support and collaboration with others on coping and managing emotions and identity in this supportive group space.
DBT: Distress Tolerance Module for Adults
Videoconference – Mondays at 7pm – 8 weeks starting 10/5/2026
Facilitator: Philip Kelleher, MHC-LP
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training groups offer lessons on how to manage intense emotions, and is an evidence-based approach for helping clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder, among other concerns. This group offers the core curriculum for adults. Learn more about DBT.
Parenting Groups
Fertility Support Circle
Videoconference – every other Thursday at 6pm
Facilitator: Cindy Bressendorff, MHC-LP
This group is for individuals who are on a fertility journey to discuss their experiences and receive essential mental health support. This group is for any individual navigating infertility, fertility treatments, IVF, IUI, pregnancy loss, or TTC in general. You don’t have to try to navigate the emotional maze alone, and you deserve a safe space to share your story and be empowered to continue to write it in the way that makes sense to you. Wherever you are on your journey, you can find support in this inclusive group focused on your mental health.
Perinatal Mental Health Support
Videoconference – every other Monday 6pm
Facilitator: Christeena Varghese, MHC-LP
This group is for pregnant and birthing persons who are pregnant or up to 18 months post-partum. Pregnancy and birth involve many changes and transitions, and we believe staying mindful of the impacts on maternal mental health is essential. This is an inclusive and supportive group space that offers support, validation, and coping skills for all moms adjusting to the powerful experience of motherhood. We address common symptoms related to perinatal mental health disorders (PMADs), including anxiety, depression, OCD, and trauma. The snuggle is real. We know moms are busy, and babies who need tending are warmly welcomed in group.
Toddler Moms Support Group
Videoconference – every other Monday 6pm
Facilitator: Christeena Varghese, MHC-LP
This group is for parents identifying as moms who have a child between one to five years old and are seeking support in parenting through the important developmental stages of toddlerhood. The group creates a space for moms to process how they want to nourish healthy attachment while protecting themselves from burnout. The group will focus on supporting parents to develop and build confidence in a comprehensive parenting approach that meets the unique needs of each temperament in their parent-child dynamic.
DBT: Distress Tolerance Module for Parents
Videoconference – Tuesdays at 12pm – 8 weeks starting 10/13/2026
Facilitator: Jennifer Derri, LMHC-D
Parenting can be a very dysregulating experience. These skills can help you stay more centered. If you have a child – from toddler to teen to young adult – who experiences big emotions, has sensory difficulties, or identifies as neurodivergent, these skills can help you stay grounded in a way that fosters a healthy environment for growth and learning. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training groups offer lessons on how to manage intense emotions, and is an evidence-based approach for helping clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder, among other concerns. This group adapts the DBT curriculum for parents. Learn more about DBT.
Kids & Teens Groups
Roblox TheraPlay Group (Ages 7-10yo)
Videoconference – Mondays 7:30pm
Facilitator: Ellalandra Arakelow, MHC-LP
This is an ongoing group designed for kids ages 7 to 10 years old to gain support in building social skills, including effective communication, emotion regulation, and relationship building. Clients will participate in the group via videoconference while engaged in virtual play on a private and secure Roblox server. Play therapy techniques that allow for teaching, modeling, and rehearsal of social skills are applied within this popular gaming platform to engage participants and enhance the therapeutic impact of the intervention.
Note: this group is paused until November 2026
Confidence Lab: Teen Self-Esteem Group
Videoconference – every other Wednesday 5pm
Facilitator: Taylor Randolph, MHC-LP
This group is specifically designed for adolescent girls aged 13–16 navigating the psychological impacts of the digital media landscape. Utilizing a blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and evidence-based media literacy frameworks, this clinical program equips participants with the psychological tools necessary to mitigate the negative mental health outcomes associated with social media consumption. Over 8 structured sessions, members will explore how algorithm-driven environments distort self-perception, trigger maladaptive social comparison, and erode self-esteem. Participants will learn to challenge cognitive distortions in order to build a positive, resilient self-perception.
DBT: Distress Tolerance Module for Teens (ages 13-17)
In person – Tuesdays 7pm – 8 weeks starting 10/13/2026
Facilitators: Cindy Bressendorff, MHC-LP and Nicole Murphy-Francis, MHC
Adolescence is a tremendous time of self-exploration and change, and some teens need support in learning to manage the ups and downs and new experiences of self and others. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training groups offer lessons on how to manage intense emotions, and is an evidence-based approach for helping clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder, among other concerns. This group adapts the DBT curriculum for teens. Learn more about DBT.
DBT Skills Training
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training groups offer lessons on how to manage intense emotions, and is an evidence-based approach for helping clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder, among other concerns. We offer skills training groups that run in 8 week segments, focusing on one of the four DBT skills training modules per quarter: Mindfulness in summer, Distress Tolerance in fall, Emotion Regulation in winter, and Interpersonal Effectiveness in spring. You may begin at any module, and complete modules as many times as you wish!

DBT Skills Training Distress Tolerance module – Fall 2026
The distress tolerance focuses on how manage during our most stressful moments. Sometimes big emotions can get the better of us, and we may want to act out or shut down. These skills help us get through stress without taking actions that make things worse. We learn to discern what we have control over and move through disappointment and anger in healthy ways. With skillfulness, we find ways to respond to stress that reflect our inner resilience, wisdom, and courage.
DBT: Distress Tolerance Module for Adults
Videoconference – Mondays at 7pm – 8 weeks starting 10/5/2026
Facilitator: Philip Kelleher, MHC-LP
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training groups offer lessons on how to manage intense emotions, and is an evidence-based approach for helping clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder, among other concerns. This group offers the core curriculum for adults.
DBT: Distress Tolerance Module for Parents
Videoconference – Tuesdays at 12pm – 8 weeks starting 10/13/2026
Facilitator: Jennifer Derri, LMHC-D
Parenting can be a very dysregulating experience. These skills can help you stay more centered. If you have a child – from toddler to teen to young adult – who experiences big emotions, has sensory difficulties, or identifies as neurodivergent, these skills can help you stay grounded in a way that fosters a healthy environment for growth and learning. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training groups offer lessons on how to manage intense emotions, and is an evidence-based approach for helping clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder, among other concerns. This group adapts the DBT curriculum for parents.
DBT: Distress Tolerance Module for Teens (ages 13-17)
In person – Tuesdays 7pm – 8 weeks starting 10/13/2026
Facilitators: Cindy Bressendorff, MHC-LP and Nicole Murphy-Francis, MHC
Adolescence is a tremendous time of self-exploration and change, and some teens need support in learning to manage the ups and downs and new experiences of self and others. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training groups offer lessons on how to manage intense emotions, and is an evidence-based approach for helping clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, and borderline personality disorder, among other concerns. This group adapts the DBT curriculum for teens.
Upcoming: Pre-teen DBT Skills Training
We are gathering interest for the following skills training group. We welcome parents who are interested in having their child participate in DBT Skills training to fill out an interest form. If you fill out an interest form, we will reach out to confirm date and time for the start of the group as soon as we receive enough interest.
DBT Skills Training for Pre-teens (Ages 8-12yo)
In Person – Date and Time TBD
Meet with a Counselor
To schedule an appointment, call us at (516) 256-9523 or click the button below to make an online request using our secure client portal.
