FREE Groups
at The Village
At Resilience Village, we value accessibility.
Free groups allow us to offer meaningful care to members of our community who may benefit from support, connection, and practical tools.
Research shows that groups can help reduce the isolation that often comes with grief, stress, life transitions, and emotional challenges. Participants have the opportunity to feel less alone, learn from others, and build skills for healing and resilience.
Our free therapy groups are facilitated by clinicians under the supervision of licensed clinical psychologists. Each group is designed to provide a safe, supportive space where community members can receive care, connection, and encouragement.
Enhancing Parent &
Teen Relationships
With specialized training in Conscience Discipline, Katie Atkinson offers a FREE IN-PERSON support group for parents of teenagers. Over four weeks you'll cover practical topics like
Building Fun and Meaningful Connections
and
Nurturing Their Expanding Independence.
You'll leave this group feeling more equipped to foster the relationship between you and your teenager.
FIRST IN-PERSON SESSION STARTS
Tuesday, September 8th
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Back to School, Back to Basics:
An ADHD Parenting Group
Transitions can be difficult and Back to School can be a big transition! As a woman with ADHD who is parenting children with ADHD, Camille Anderson offers practical resources to support other parents of children with ADHD. During four weekly sessions, you will learn more about things such as
Defining Executive Function
and
Concrete Strategies and Tools
to Support Transitions
The Village's goal with this group is to
educate and empower parents of children
with ADHD and set your families up for success going into the new school year.
FIRST VIRTUAL SESSION STARTS
Tuesday, September 8th
12:30 - 1:30pm
Back to School Reset:
Support for Divorced Women
Back to school can bring excitement,
new routines, and a fresh start. When you’re navigating divorce, it can also bring stress, uncertainty, and some loneliness.
Join Callie Canlas for a four-week group focused on building confidence and clarity
as you navigate co-parenting through the new school year. You'll cover topics like
Supporting Your Kids Between Two Homes
as well as
Building Confidence in Your Own Parenting
Most of all, you'll get clearer on how you want to show up as a parent and co-parent, even when things around you feel complicated.
FIRST VIRTUAL SESSION STARTS
Saturday, September 5th
10:00 - 11:00 am
The U.S. Surgeon General has noted the biggest health crisis of our time is a lack of community:
"To build community requires love. Love not as sentimentality, but as a commanding force with the power to build, strengthen, and heal. Love as generosity and kindness. Love as hope and grace. Love as courage. The love required to build community must not be reserved only for close family and friends or those who share our beliefs and life experiences; it must also be extended to neighbors, colleagues, people of different backgrounds, people with whom we disagree, and even people we consider our opponents. It requires recognizing something deeper and more fundamental that connects us."
