Therapy Groups
Mindful Minds Middle School Group
Led by: Sara Creasor MSW and Rachel Kopf MSW
Who should join: Middle schoolers (6th - 8th grade), gender-inclusive
Time and day: Wednesdays 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Where: 2580 Foxfield Road Suite 101 St. Charles, IL
Cost: Most insurance accepted or special fee arrangements can be made
What is this group? Mindful minds is a dual-purpose group, with a social and processing component, as well as DBT curriculum. This group is
an opportunity for middle schoolers to find support and connection as well as share experiences with each other. DBT is
a helpful modality in which the children will be given skills to handle tough emotions and communicate more effectively. DBT
includes working on mindfulness, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and emotion regulation. We all have
similar struggles, and it is important for our mental health to address these concerns and share the usage of skills. This group will meet in person to gain support and insights, led by our experienced professionals.
How do I join? To learn more, or to see if your or someone you know is an appropriate fit for this group, call us to schedule a brief consultation at 630-797-9332. We look forward to speaking with you!
Mindful Minds High School Group
Led by: Sara Creasor MSW and Rachel Kopf MSW
Who should join: High schoolers (9th - 12th grade), gender-inclusive
Time and day: Thursdays 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Where: 2580 Foxfield Road Suite 101 St. Charles, IL
Cost: Most insurance accepted or special fee arrangements can be made
What is this group? Mindful minds is a dual-purpose group, with a social and processing component, as well as DBT curriculum. This group is
an opportunity for high schoolers to find support and connection as well as share experiences with each other. DBT is
a helpful modality in which the children will be given skills to handle tough emotions and communicate more effectively. DBT
includes working on mindfulness, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and emotion regulation. We all have
similar struggles, and it is important for our mental health to address these concerns and share the usage of skills. This group will meet in person to gain support and insights, led by our experienced professionals.
How do I join? To learn more, or to see if your or someone you know is an appropriate fit for this group, call us to schedule a brief consultation at 630-797-9332. We look forward to speaking with you!
The Coping Circle
Led by: Dr. John Harrow, Ph.D.
Who should join: Adults, Ages 18+
Time and day: Fridays 6:30-7:30 pm (weekly) starting 12/4/20 with open enrollment
Where:
2580 Foxfield Road Suite 101, St. Charles, IL
*This is a hybrid group: In-person and Zoom options available*
Cost: Most insurance accepted or special fee arrangements can be made
Want to know more about this group? For many of us, mental health issues can feel overwhelming and isolating, especially when people in our lives struggle to understand where we are coming from. Fortunately, mental wellness does not have to be a solo journey. Research shows that many mental health challenges can benefit from a group therapy experience. This group is an opportunity for adults to share their experiences and present concerns with one another in a safe and healthy atmosphere
Who does it serve? This group is meant to serve adults of all ages, genders, and backgrounds who experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, posttraumatic stress disorder, and substance addiction, or have been diagnosed with these disorders. Dr. Harrow is also happy to invite individuals struggling with relationship issues to unpack their challenges in a warm, affirming environment. Prior to the first session, the participant is required to have a phone consultation with Dr. Harrow. If you are a new client, a brief intake session will occur via phone consultation.
How can I join? To learn more about this group or if you are wondering if you or someone you know might benefit from this group, call us to schedule a brief consultation at 630-797-9332. We look forward to speaking with you!
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Group
Led by: Dr. John Harrow, Ph. D. Post Doctoral Fellow
Who should join: Adults, ages 18+
Time and day: Fridays 5:30-6:30 pm (weekly) with open enrollment
Where: 2580 Foxfield Road Suite 101 St. Charles, IL
*This is a hybrid group: In-person and Zoom options available*
Cost: Most insurance accepted or special fee arrangements can be made
What is this group? When facing extraordinary challenges, managing our emotions can be incredibly difficult, especially when we lack the skills or experiences necessary to engage in healthy habits. Our Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Group is designed to
provide group members with techniques and strategies to handle tough emotions and to communicate more effectively with those whom we express ourselves to most often. This group is a structured skills-building group with a heavy didactic component that encourages participants to build valuable skills and apply them to their own personal struggles in a safe and healthy atmosphere.
Who is it for? This group is meant to serve adults of all ages, genders, and backgrounds who experience symptoms of borderline personality disorder or struggle with expressing their emotions effectively.
* Prior to the first session, Dr. Harrow will reach out to prospective participants via email. If you are a new client, a brief intake session may occur via phone consultation.
How do I join? To learn more about this group or if you are wondering if you or someone you know might benefit from this group, call us to schedule a brief consultation at 630-797-9332. We look forward to speaking with you!
Why Does He Do That?
Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men
Led by: Samantha Berg, LCPC.
Who should join: Adults, ages 18+, women who have experienced domestic partner abuse
Time and day: Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 pm (weekly) with open enrollment
Where: 2580 Foxfield Road Suite 101 St. Charles, IL
*This is a hybrid group: In-person and Zoom options available*
Cost: Most insurances are accepted or special fee arrangements can be made
What is this group and Who is it for? This is a therapeutic support group for women who have experienced domestic partner abuse. Each week we will discuss a chapter from the book ‘Why Does He Do That?’ by Lundy Bancroft and members will have time to share their own personal experiences and gain insight and support from one another. The group will be facilitated by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Samantha Berg, however, members will be encouraged to guide the group in ways that they feel will be most beneficial based on their experiences and needs. The goals of this group are to provide support, a safe space to process the trauma, and a better understanding of the abuse you endured to help you overcome the effects it had.
How do I join?
To learn more or to see if you or someone you know is an appropriate fit for this group, call us to schedule a consultation at
630-797-9332. We look forward to chatting with you!