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FAQ: What kinds of activities will my child participate in during therapy sessions?
The activities that your child will participate in during group therapy will depend on the specific goals of the group and the specific interests of participants.
Activities may include (but are not limited to) games, role-playing and/or group discussions. 👾

FAQ: What happens if my child decides that they do not want to participate in group therapy anymore?

If your child decides they do not want to participate in group therapy anymore, it's important to discuss this with the therapist. The therapist may be able to work with your child to address any concerns or reasons for wanting to leave the group.

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Group therapy sessions typically last between 6-16 sessions depending on the type of group.

The duration of family therapy sessions is determined from the initial session and generally ranges from 8-10 sessions.

At the end of the 8-10 session period, the therapist and family decide if goals have been met, if additional sessions are needed, or if other services may be more appropriate.

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FAQ: How many children will be in the therapy group, and what is the age range of participants?

The number of children in each therapy group ranges from 5-7 participants. The age range of participants will vary depending on the specific therapy group. Some groups may be targeted to a specific age range (e.g., preschoolers, adolescents), while others may be more diverse in terms of age, particularly if participants are similar across other characteristics (i.e., developmental level, communication modality, etc.).

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It is normal for children to feel nervous or apprehensive about participating in group therapy, especially if they have never done it before. It's important to talk with your child about what to expect in therapy, and to help them understand that it can be a safe and helpful space for them to explore their thoughts and feelings.

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