Group Therapy
Therapeutic Gaming
Our providers are at the forefront of using tabletop games, such as Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) as a group therapy intervention. Our providers use games as way to help their clients connect with one another, learn cooperative skills, creative problem solving, social scripts, assertiveness skills and more. Additionally applied gaming gives clients a fun and low risk setting in which they can practice the skills they are learning both in individual and group therapy.
Gender Groups
This group will consist of two alternating parts. One segment will convene bi-weekly for individuals who identify as trans, nonbinary, or are in the process of exploring their gender identity. The second segment will meet on the alternate weeks and will be dedicated to parents, guardians, or significant others seeking a deeper understanding of gender-related topics and an opportunity to connect with others for support.
For more information email Dr. Ginelle Wolfe at GWolfe@HQPsych.com
This group was designed to create a safe environment for young men to connect with each other as they speak openly about navigating the difficulties of “adulting” and working toward and/or adjusting to a more independent living situation. Topics that come up might include managing school and/or work distress, considering future career options, fostering healthier relationships (whether romantic, friendly, or familial), getting motivated, or perhaps discussing one’s struggle with drug or alcohol abuse.
For more information email Dr. Jonathan Anslow at JAnslow@HQPsych.com
Music Collaborative Group
Health Quest is hosting a Music Collaborative Group every Tuesday at 6pm in April If you are an individual who plays music or is interested in learning about music production in a therapeutic environment then this group is for you! This is a great opportunity to work in a professional recording studio and use music as a therapeutic tool.
For more information email Chris Love at CLove@HQPsych.com
Men’s Process Groups
Recovery is a journey and not one you want to embark upon on your own. Recovery groups are peer support groups to help aid each member on their quest to sobriety. Groups resuming late 2024.
Kids Thrive Therapy Group!
8-Week group focused on on growth and fun! Learn about emotional regulation, stress management, social skills, executive functioning, and more!
For more information contact Dr. Ryan Kelly at RKelly@HQPsych.com
