Group psychotherapy is a structured therapeutic intervention facilitated by a licensed mental health professional in which multiple individuals participate together to address shared concerns, learn coping skills, and develop healthier patterns of behavior and interaction. The group setting provides opportunities for members to gain support, feedback, and encouragement from both the therapist and peers who may have similar experiences. 

Multiple Family Group Psychotherapy is a structured therapeutic intervention that brings together several families, facilitated by a licensed mental health professional, to address shared concerns and strengthen family functioning. This format combines the benefits of group therapy with family therapy by allowing families to learn from one another, develop problem-solving skills, and practice healthier patterns of communication and interaction within a supportive environment.

Service Plan Development is a collaborative process in which the client, family (when appropriate), and treatment team work together to create an individualized plan of care that addresses the client’s unique needs, strengths, and goals. SPD ensures that services are person-centered, measurable, and aligned with recovery and overall well-being.