What is DBT?
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a research-backed form of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for teens and adults who experience significant trouble managing their emotions, thoughts and behaviors.
To sign up for our fall group, please complete this form.
Who can benefit from DBT skills acquisition?
DBT can support teens ages 12-16 who struggle with issues including:
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Disruptive behaviors
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Conflict with family members or peers
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Outbursts of anger
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Poor coping skills
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Suicidal ideation
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Self harm
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Drug or alcohol abuse
Group Schedule for Teens Ages 12-16: Wednesdays at 5:45 pm, one hour sessions weekly starting February 1st
- Week 1, 2/1
- Week 2, 2/8
- Week 3, 2/15
- Week 4, 2/22
- Week 5, 3/1
- Week 6, 3/8
- Week 7, 3/15
- Week 8, 3/22
- Week 9, 3/29
Group Leader: Mohini Bhargava, LCSW
12 sessions, including one Parent session that will be determined based on parent schedules.
Up to 7 participants per group.
Intake: An abbreviated intake is required prior to the start of the group for all new MPG patients. The 30-minute intake with the teen's parent(s) is needed to assess current level of functioning, at-risk symptomology and group appropriateness.
Pricing: $1,800, to be paid in full prior to the group start.
- 50% deposit due to reserve spot
- The fee for the abbreviated intake is $200 paid upfront
- Intake fee is waived for current MPG patients
To sign up, please complete this form or contact us for more information.
