Support Groups in Dekalb County, GA

Active Parenting is a series of programs for teaching families how to rear well-balanced children to become happy and capable adults. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers are welcome to participate as a united team provides consistency. Modules include AP for 5-12 ...

This is an in-person support group for trans femme teens ages 13 to 18 at 4pm on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month. This space will offer room for individuals to process, build community, garner social support, and ...

Our Grief Community Group at Kula Wellness Group is designed to create a safe and supportive environment for those currently moving through the grieving process. This mind-body group is led by our Yoga Therapist, Amanda Burtch, and will help you ...

Learn to increase awareness, experience reality as it is, increase control of the mind, increase fluidity, reduce rigidity, reduce stress, and reduce suffering. All of these benefits combine to increase happiness. Starting Feb 27th, 2023.

Does your child have difficulty making or keeping friends? Are they chosen last for games, not invited to parties, teased or bullied? This group is for children 7-10 years old. Children may be diagnosed with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Oppositional ...

Substance Abuse support group that is led by a trained therapist that has worked in addiction for 2+ years.

Cultivate a safe, supportive and educational environment for gay men over 40 to address concerns such as discrimination, loneliness, stigmatization, aging, isolation, insecurity, grief and loss. Over the course of 8 weeks, group members will strengthen their access to inner ...

A weekly skills group for teens to help learn tools to better understand and regulate emotions, get through difficult situations without acting on urges that may make things worse, and enhance communication and relationships.

Therapy group for family members and spouses dealing with addicted loved ones. Referrals limited,please contact Dr. Melton at 7706219161.

Tired? Drained Mentally and Emotionally? Anxiety and Depression getting the best of you? Feeling Alone? I see you. I hear you, and yes, I understand. Evolution Wellness Center offers a safe space for women like you to vent about and ...

The Evolve Center, located in Atlanta, utilizes a variety of anger management techniques in order to reduce both raw emotional reactions as well as troublesome aggressive responses of self-expression. The Evolve Center conducts Anger Management classes weekly at the Atlanta ...

This virtual group focuses on improving assertive communication. When we are un-assertive, we may walk away from situations with our needs unmet, feeling misunderstood or unheard, decreased feelings of self-worth, and a constant replay of the interaction with ruminating thoughts ...

Open to 32 adult adoptees interested in exploring their adoption story through writing. Facilitated by Sara Easterly (Searching for Mom, Adoption Unfiltered), Jennifer Dyan Ghoston (The Truth So Far, Once Upon a Time…In Adopteeland), Kate Murphy, LCSW (Adoption-Competent Therapist, The ...

Here is a link to a Facebook page where Georgia residents with EDS or seeking info about EDS can get free local support..... https://www.facebook.co m/gaedsnetwork

This group teaches residents practical behavioral skills for tolerating distress, interpersonal effectiveness, emotion regulation and being able to stay in the present moment (mindfulness). Clients are referred to this group for various reasons, including but not limited to: relapse prevention, ...

I offer individual and group supervision for APC and LPC's. Gain the knowledge that you are needing in this changing world of therapy with my help. Hello, I am a LPC and CPCS. I am starting a new group for ...

The autism engagement group is a space for 18+ Autistics to come together to build community, increase comfort in a group setting, discuss daily challenges, and engage with mutual support. This group is facilitated by Jayde Mullis, an autistic associate ...

Games are a powerful tool for growth and healing. Participants in groups will play tabletop games - especially role playing games (RPGs) like Dungeons & Dragons, Savage Worlds, and Kids on Bikes - to practice relating, communicating, advocating for themselves, ...