Upcoming Groups and Intensives

You can see our upcoming Groups and Intensives below
and sign up for a group using the form at the bottom of the page!

  • CRAFT (Loved Ones Affected By Addiction) Support Group

    Thursdays 6-7:30PM | June 5-August 28
    Led by: Justin Williams, LCSW and Amy Glennon
    Cost: This group is FREE, thanks to a grant
    Location: Refuge Multi-Purpose Room refugecenter.org/groups

    This is for anyone with an opioid addiction in the family or any active addiction and is completely FREE

    !Addiction is a Family Disease For everyone struggling with addiction, there is a family suffering and in need of help. CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training) is a compassionate, non-confrontational evidenced-based intervention that helps family and friends develop effective strategies for helping their loved one who is struggling with a substance use disorder and for feeling better themselves.

  • Yoga Classes

    NOTE: No Yoga next Monday, March 31.

    We are now offering weekly $10 Yoga classes as a part of our new Somatic Therapy program. These are held each Monday at 5pm and Wednesday at 12pm in the multi-purpose room.
    You do NOT have to be a Refuge client to participate. You can register by using the link below!

    YOGA

  • Drop-in Art Therapy

    We  offer weekly Drop-in Art Therapy each Wednesday morning from 2-3:30pm  in our Multi-Purpose room.
    Each class is $10 and no sign-ups needed. You do NOT have to be a Refuge client to participate. You can register by using the link below!

    ART THERAPY CLASSES

  • Middle School: UNPLUGGED

    Monday, June 2- Thursday, June 5
    9-11am
    Rising 6-8th grades 

    Cost: $225
    Led by: Molly Parker, LCSW Staff Therapist and Les Parker, LPC-MHSP (temp.),  Contract Therapist

    This group will focus on social media and technology and its effects on adolescents’ well-being. Participants will explore topics, such as social skills, self-esteem, anxiety, isolation, and FOMO. The purpose of this group is to help adolescents learn healthy ways to navigate technology and interact with others while prioritizing their mental health.

  • In My Feels

    Monday, June 9- Thursday, June 12
    9-11am
    Females Only | Rising 9-12th grades

    Cost: $225
    Led by: Heather Canonico, LPC-MHSP (temp.),  Contract Therapist and Tatum Hochstetler, Contract Therapist

    A group designed to help teenage girls have a better understanding of core emotions and what to do about them.

  • Middle School Survival Guide

    Saturday, July 26 I 9am-12pm
    Rising Middle School Students
    Cost: $85
    Led by: Molly Parker, LCSW, Staff Therapist and Jasmine Woods, Contract Therapist

    Transitioning from elementary school to middle school can be difficult, so the purpose of this Survival Guide is to help prepare your child to not only survive, but thrive, in middle school. The focus of this group will be increasing your child’s confidence about the transition by processing their feelings around the change, learning organizational and study skills, practicing communication skills and conflict resolution strategies, and learning coping strategies to manage stress.

  • Camp Emojis

    Monday, June 16- Thursday, June 19
    9-11am
    Rising 3rd-5th grades 

    Cost: $190
    Led by: Nancy Keomany, LMFT, Staff Therapist  and Piper Elrod, Contract Therapist
    Group will build cooperation and social skills through team building exercises and mock roleplays. Group will also build emotional confidence through somatic movements and play.

  • Parenting Through Divorce

    Thursdays, starting September 18 I 10:30am-12pm
    8 Weeks
    Cost: Price TBD

    Parenting through Divorce will equip parents with best practices in telling their children about the divorce decision, while also preparing parents for the emotional and behavioral responses of children and teens to the changing family dynamics. Parents will also learn how to create consistency through co-parenting and limit setting to create structure and safety for children. Parents can also expect to learn how to introduce new partners to children in a healthy way when the appropriate time comes.

  • Groups being offered at a later date:

    • Grief Intensive, TBD
    • Wounded Hearts (For survivors of childhood sexual abuse) , Fall 2025

The Benefits of Group Therapy

The biggest benefit of group therapy is realizing that you are not alone in your struggle. We are wounded in isolation; we are healed in community. Within the safety and trust of a group and led by skilled therapists, you can experience healing vulnerability and authenticity, learn from others, and become empowered for making sustainable changes in your life.

Group Intensives

When you participate in a group therapy intensive, you have the opportunity to work on your goals at a deeper level because of the extra time provided. Group intensives provide space for noticeable shifts or changes over the course of a half or whole day. Most people who participate in group intensives report ending in a different place mentally or emotionally than when they started.

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“I have more hope to have a more full, authentic, and integrated life.”

– Male, 35yo

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“I learned I can move out of sadness, even if it is slowly.”

– Female, 59yo

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Anytime you have a place to share with others, it helps show we are not alone.

– Male, 38yo

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“[I was most impacted by] the feeling of being able to be myself and honest without judgement.”

– Female, 22yo

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“I am stronger than I know. I can heal from things that feel impossible. My voice matters.”

– Female, 34yo

Client Story

“I am stronger than I know. I can heal from things that feel impossible. My voice matters.”

– Female, 34yo