The period immediately after school is not an ideal time to introduce additional demands such as homework, chores, or intensive conversations about the day.

Groups can be a supportive, fun, and effective way for kids to learn coping tools and feel more confident—and it’s also a great, lower-cost way to begin therapy services for families wanting to start with a gentle, structured option.

Group therapy is more than just a gathering; it’s a place for growth, connection, and healing. When children are given the chance to learn with others, they often gain insights and confidence that extend far beyond the therapy room.