Group Therapy

Group therapy offers a distinctive therapeutic approach, bringing together individuals facing similar challenges to share experiences and provide mutual support.

Our priority is to cultivate a safe and supportive environment where participants can openly share, receive assistance, and develop trust among one another. Every member is valued, respected, and encouraged to grow within this nurturing community.

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Watercolor Wednesdays

Mads Kohls, LPC

Looking for a creative outlet to unwind, reflect, and connect? Watercolor Wednesdays is a drop-in art therapy group that invites people of all ages to explore emotions and self-expression through the gentle flow of watercolor. Each session begins with a quick intro to basic watercolor techniques, followed by a guided art therapy prompt to support emotional awareness, mindfulness, and creative play in a relaxed and welcoming space. No experience needed—just bring yourself, and we’ll provide the rest.

Wednesdays @ 5:00 – 6:30 PM
All Ages Welcome
Starting June 4th
$15 per session
Supplies available or bring your own
Creative Directions – Suite D

Fun in the Sun
Group Therapy

Thomas Jackson-Gluth, Mental Health Intern

Needing a break before the break? Wanting to get outside and shake away the Stress of a long school year? Fun in the Sun is a balanced therapy program that helps kids recharge, build focus, and embrace the world around them with curiosity and confidence. This group will focus on emotional connections to self and others through fun and engaging outdoor activities highlighting a child’s unique strengths and expressions.

Thursdays @ 5:00 - 6:30 PM, Ages 8 - 14
Starting May 1st for approximately 6 weeks
Medicaid or $30 private pay
Location: Rocket Park

Dungeons & Dragons Group Therapy

Austyn Hoffman, Mental Health Intern

This Dungeons & Dragons therapy group provides a unique opportunity to build confidence and self-expression while engaging in immersive storytelling. Through collaborative gameplay, participants develop problem-solving and teamwork skills, enhance emotional awareness and self-regulation, and strengthen peer connections. The group also fosters creativity and improves communication skills, creating a supportive and engaging space for personal growth and social interaction.

Tuesdays @ 2:00 - 4:00 PM, Ages 18+
Starting February 27th for approximately 6 weeks
Medicaid or $20 private pay
Location: Creative Directions Office

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Animal-Assisted Group Therapy

Stacey Lyons, LPC

MaKai the Golden Retriever

This Animal-Assisted Group Therapy provides a supportive environment where participants can build self-esteem and trust through meaningful interactions with therapy animals. Through guided activities, individuals develop patience and compassion, enhance emotional awareness and self-regulation, and strengthen peer connections. The group also focuses on improving communication skills and fostering meaningful relationships, creating a safe and engaging space for personal growth and emotional well-being.

Tuesdays @ 5:30 PM
February 18th for 6 weeks
Insurance or $20 private pay
Angels in The Making

Growing Together: Nature Therapy for Youth & Families

Thomas Jackson-Gluth, MSW Intern

This therapy group is dedicated to supporting families and youth by fostering stronger emotional bonds, improving mental well-being, and building resilience. Through guided nature-based activities, we help families nurture attachment while providing a safe, supportive space for young people to explore their emotions, develop coping skills, and build self-confidence.

We Will Explore

Building youth resilience and healthy attachment with caretakers.
Therapeutic play outdoors
Mindfulness and regulation
Independent connection to nature
Cultivating relationships
Introducing empathy
Celebration of self

Logistics

Saturdays: 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
April 14-May 24th, 2025 (six weeks)
Location: Canyon View Park (Grand Junction)
Ages: 3-8 and participating caretaker(s)
Meeting Area: Large pond to the left of the playground area across from the dog park
Cost: $50.00
Medicaid and Private Pay Accepted

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Learning to Play Pokémon (Adults)

Rebecca Hayes, LPC

Are you ready to dive into the world of Pokémon? Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned master, our Pokémon Group for Adults is the perfect place to learn, play, and socialize! Starting November 6th, this group is designed for those 18 and older who want to explore the Pokémon card game in a fun and welcoming environment.

Opportunities for beginners to learn how to play the game
Chances for experienced players to refine their skills and build a Meta deck
A venue for fun, laughter, and socializing
The perfect opportunity to compete with others, learn to beat your kids at the game, or even start family competitions

Creative Directions, Unit D

Starting November 6th

Wednesdays from 4:30 - 6:00 PM

Dungeons & Dragons

Hollis Brennan, LPC

Attention, Space Explorers! Do you have what it takes to explore new worlds and make friends with alien civilizations? Join us on an epic adventure to the mysterious planet Veloria, where your team of brave astronauts will:

Encounter wild alien beasts and uncover rare, magical crystals.
Discover strange fungi with an interesting medicinal property.
Find an ancient civilization of exactly 100 people led by two beings who can't seem to agree on anything.
But beware! Not everyone on Veloria trusts strangers, and danger lurks around every corner.

Can you solve the mystery of Veloria and make it back to your spaceship safely? Sign up now to embark on this thrilling one-shot adventure!

Ages: 10-15

Level 1 Characters

Theme: Future Space Travel

Time: 3 hour adventure

Day: TBD
Bring your imagination and problem-solving skills— we'll handle the rest!

Child-Centered Group Play Therapy

Kyra Rivenloch, LCSW, RPT-S

Shellen Pinnt, LPC

Victoria Rentie, SWC

Winter, Spring, and Summer

Ages 3 – 10 years old
Max. 4 members/group

Peer relationship development
Attention/focus/transition
Self-esteem building
Child-Centered Play Therapy
Synergetic Play Therapy

Transitioning
from Faith

Mads Kohls, LPC

Brandy Wilson, LPCC

For ages 18 and older

Max. 6 members/group

Payment: Medicaid or Private Pay

For those who have had a crisis of faith, having trouble finding their identity outside of religion, or are grieving the loss of their community.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Group

Evelyn Wray, LCSW

Adult Group - 18+

Max. 6 members/group

Borderline Personality Disorder
BPD Tendencies

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy

Little Lotus Kids Yoga

Guided by Serenity and Mariah

Helps kids build self-confidence and focus. Encourages emotional regulation and mindfulness. Creates a fun, interactive space to develop relaxation skills. Promotes physical health and flexibility.

Learning to Play Pokémon (Kids)