Depression & Anxiety Group for Teens
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This group will encourage participants to develop positive coping strategies to better regulate depressive and anxious symptoms. Members will be provided education regarding anger, stress management, self- esteem, trauma, communication, healthy relationships, and bullying. Activities such as role play will help facilitate and reinforce participants' abilities to use new coping strategies. These techniques will enhance the developmental process and allow the participants to explore their self esteem and family dynamics. Goal: To increase participants' knowledge and awareness of emotional triggers, positive coping skills, and healthy communication skills, AND Happiness!!
Group Details
Location
950 Peninsula Corp Circle
Boca Raton, FL 33487
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Age
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Parenting Skills in the Digital Era
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American Youth spend more than 7 hours per day in front of a screen!! For the growing brain, there are many negative impacts including neurological changes as well as psychological influences. Dr. Edan M. Alcalay will discuss how Screen Time is manipulating us in many ways, and how learning is negatively affected. He will discuss how the 1980's was a pivotal time period, define the adolescent psychosocial stage of development, the effects of too much screen time, the pros & cons of Social Networking (i.e. Facebook), and provide strategies to reduce screen time.
Social Skills Group for Early Childhood
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These small group play sessions will prepare children with the social tools to learn, thrive, and reach their potential. Children will learn to make attachments, take initiatives, practice self-control, delay gratification and develop self-worth through problem solving and conflict resolution experiences. In past research studies, many children have become more aware of their own and others' feelings and have learned to express them appropriately and safely. Being in a small group with a few friends helps children develop the skills to communicate and cooperate with peers and the confidence needed to succeed socially and academically.