Helping Children, Youth, and Adults Thrive

At the Groden Network, we’re committed to delivering compassionate, accurate treatment to help children, youth, and adults live happy independent lives. Outpatient services provides critical care for individuals and the support that family members need. Our team includes experienced specialists in psychology, social work, and other related professions. All services are customized to meet individual needs.

Outpatient Therapeutic Programs

Individual Therapy

Groden outpatient clinicians specialize in several evidence-based practices to provide quality treatment to all clients. Groden clinicians are well equipped to help children, adolescents and adults with various challenges.

Challenges include:

• Autism Spectrum Disorder and Developmental Disabilities
• Anxiety Disorders
• Depression and Self-Esteem Issues
• Oppositional Defiant Disorder
• Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
• Trauma

Family Therapy and Parent Training

Groden outpatient believes that some challenges are best treated when family work or parent training can occur. Psychoeducation about behavioral strategies, processing grief/ shared trauma, or improving overall family interactions and communication are some examples of how Groden can help the larger family system!

Group Therapy

Groden offers exciting and cutting-edge telehealth and in-person groups that provide services to children, adolescents and adults. Social skill groups, coping skill groups, and more process-oriented groups are provided.

Examples of groups offered at Groden include:

• Emotion Regulation: Provides a Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT-) informed approach to help clients ages 12-18 better tolerate distress and regulate their emotions.
• Social Skills: Combines video modeling, social narratives, and role plays to improve social skill acquisition, maintenance, and generalization.
• Coping Skills: Psychoeducational group largely focused on teaching skills on how to better manage anxiety and low mood.
• Adult relationship and Social Skills: Provide a space for adults with autism and related social challenges to discuss and process common challenges in adulthood and determine solutions together as a group.

Our Referral Process

Referrals for services can be made by calling or emailing. Referrals can be made by self, parent/guardian/caregiver, or other professionals (MDs, psychologists, social workers, etc.). After the referral has been submitted, you will receive an email within 5-business days that your referral has been received. The status of your referral (waitlist, assigned to clinician, completing of documents) will be communicated to you by phone or email. Please contact us with any questions or concerns!
 

Please note that our children's waitlist is closed. Our adult waitlist for individual and family therapy has limited availability for persons over the age of 18.