Groups

Growing Together: Parenting Through Developmental Differences

What is it?

A processing and support group for parents of children with developmental differences who have multiple system involvement, including but not limited to those diagnosed on the autism spectrum, with ADHD, as medically fragile, etc.

You’re not alone.

This isn't a group about teaching parents how to be "better" parents. It's about helping parents feel less alone, more understood, and better equipped to navigate a complicated journey. The group focuses on the parent because too often the parent experience can become lost behind the child's needs.

Examples of Topics We Will Cover:
-Building Safety, Connection, and Understanding
-Grief, Acceptance, and Adjustment
-Stress Burnout and Self-Compassion
-Understanding Behavior and Regulation

We want to create a space where parents can say:
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“I love my child deeply, and this is still hard.”
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“I'm grateful for the progress we've made, and I still grieve what I thought our journey would look like.”

Eight sessions with one overarching goal: helping parents feel less alone and more equipped.
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Late-Diagnosed Neurodivergence in Women

What is it?

Explore your neurodivergent journey, connect with others, & find validation in a judgement-free space.

A psychoeducational and process-oriented group for women diagnosed with ADHD, ASD, or both after high school, offering a supportive space to explore experiences, build self-understanding, and connect with others on similar journeys.

Some topics you will find here:

  • How to manage Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria
  • Normalization of hormone changes that impact symptom severity
  • Understanding "masking" and how it leads to burnout
  • Processing of the grief that often occurs with late diagnosis
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Coming Soon...

  • Social Skills Group for Middle Schoolers
  • More to come...

Want more information about our groups?

Group therapy offers a supportive space where individuals can connect with others who are navigating similar challenges. In a safe and guided environment, group members share experiences, learn new perspectives, and practice healthy coping skills together. This collaborative process not only reduces feelings of isolation but also builds a sense of community, encouragement, and accountability—making growth and healing more attainable. *Groups are reimbursable via HSA/FSA accounts even if you choose not to use insurance for payment.

We'd love to answer any questions you might have. Contact Anna at anna@515therapy.com or 515-402-4396