Outpatient Group Therapy Programs for Kids, Teens and Parents

Bradley Hospital’s outpatient services offers comprehensive mental health evaluation and treatment for children, adolescents, and families from southern New England. The type and extent of treatment depends on each patient’s needs.

Contact Group Therapy Programs

Call 401-432-1119 to find out if one of our group therapy programs is right for you or your child.

Our outpatient services include a range of evidence-based group therapy programs for children, teens and parents:

BALANCE Program
BALANCE is a 16-week after-school program that aims to help young people and their families learn how thinking and feeling can affect everyday behaviors, and how movement and nutrition affect well-being.
E-Unstuck and On Target
E-Unstuck and On Target is an evidence-based online intervention program for caregivers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and difficulty with executive function. Online learning modules teach caregivers how to support children’s executive function and behavior regulation.
iFriend: A Social Skills Group
iFriend helps children in elementary school, 8 to 11 years old, build friendship skills, practice conversation, and learn to cope with challenges through structured lessons, activities and games.
Incredible Years: Positive Parenting for Challenging Kids
Incredible Years is a skill-building course for parents to learn effective ways to help children with behavior challenges to calm down, follow directions and get along with others.
Mindful Teen Mindful Teen uses a dialectical behavior therapy approach to help teens with rapidly changing moods manage their emotions and reduce impulsive and self-destructive behaviors.
Teen Anxiety Group (TAG)
TAG uses cognitive behavior therapy to help teens overcome anxiety, stress and worry so that they can achieve the life they want.
Wave Clinic Parent Group
This group is for parents of teens who use substances. In the 10 weekly sessions, held via video conference, parents will learn how to support their child through the stages of change and how to encourage positive behaviors.