Groups
Adults, Teens and Kids 

I have designed a number of groups that cater to the needs of my clients. That said, as needs continue to change so can offerings. My goal is to help you find the support you need! If you don't see a group that is suitable for your needs, please let me know and I will do my best to accommodate you.

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Woman's Support Group: Group Size 6-8. Wednesday 7:00  PM to 8:15 PM 

Begins weekly in November and Ends in June 

This is a group that wants to talk about life's internal and external challenges. Members share what's on their mind in a safe, non-judgmental, supportive, and affirming setting. 

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ONLINE ONLY SUPPORT GROUP WEDNESDAYS 8:15-9:30 PM

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This group only meet online. We will meet in a group of 6-10 people online. We will open to listen to each other deeply and it create a supportive and therapeutic atmosphere.   You need 1 hour and 15 minutes to be focused in the meeting, take a cup a tea and be with other people. This group meets in Weekly in October and ends in June.  

 

 

GROUPS FOR KIDS 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL GAMES GROUP- 

Join us for a program that is focused on developing social- emotional skills through games! There are three groups. The groups are designed for young people between the ages of 4-12 who are working on building their social skills, need practice with peer engagement, or are building self awareness and emotional regulation skills.

GROUP 1: AGES 4-5

GROUP 2: AGES 6-8

GROUP 3: Ages 9-12

Each 1 hour and 15 minute session will include time to learn in a group game, problem solve, socialize, and build self awareness and emotional regulation skills.

When: November to June

This group will run in person

To register please call 516-615-9370 or email  catherinepetrone@gmail.com

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A Psychoeducational (skills) Group Ages 13-16      Group Size 6-8

Teens today face a lot of issues, which can cause them to react  in undesirable ways as they try to cope with feelings that arise for them. Do they struggle with coping skills ? Are their current coping skills maladaptive? Could they use new coping skills? Coping skills that will be taught will include those needed for tolerating distress, helping to regulate emotions, and improve interpersonal effectiveness. 

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Group for Therapists

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One of the best ways to develop professionally and personally is to participate in a training process group. The main goals of these groups are to use the group process to explore and understand one's intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships and to learn about group dynamics and both the leader and member roles.  These are online long-term, slow-open, unstructured groups.

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