Announcing Building Healthy Relationships for Teens
Teen years often involve a lot of social navigation: friendship challenges, first crushes, and learning to set boundaries, all in an always-connected world. Psychology Partners Group offers Building Healthy Relationships for Teens, a psychoeducational peer support group for high school students. Teens build skills and confidence for healthier relationships with friends, partners, and themselves, in a supportive and understanding space.
What the Group Covers
- Friendships: Telling healthy dynamics from unhealthy ones, handling conflict, and building supportive friendships.
- Romantic relationships: Respectful dating, clear communication, and noticing "red flags" and "green flags."
- Boundaries: Communicating needs, protecting personal space, and saying no.
- Self-worth: How healthy relationships connect to self-esteem and well-being.
- Connection: Meeting peers who understand what teens are going through.
About This Post
This post announces the group. For current details, including who the group is for, when and how it meets, who leads it, and how to register, please see the group page.
Related Care at PPG
- Group Therapy: Groups at PPG for children, teens, and adults.
- Child & Adolescent Therapy: Individual therapy for children and teens.
- DBT Skills Art Therapy Group for Teens: Another group for teens at PPG.
- Family Therapy: Support for the family as a whole.
