Workshops & Groups

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Stress and anxiety are unfortunately increasing within our youth. As parents, you may feel helpless and even guilty when trying to help your child deal with anxiety. At times, helping could also be reinforcing. Please join Debbie Kolbrener MA, LPC. as she educates on gold standard strategies in the moment of crisis.

When: October 02, 2024 @10:00am or October 07, 2024 @6:00pm (virtual)

Cost: $175 per family

Call to register at: 678-852-4224

Or email: dkcounselingservices@gmail.com

This group is designed for teens in grades 8th-12th to help give direct and individualized strategies to navigate a healthy relationship with their bodies. Led by Leah Goodson MS, NCC and Destiny Kruzel, MS, APC, NCC, participants will learn coping skills and build supportive connections while processing body image, control limitations, and enhancing self-esteem. 

When: TBD

Cost: $100 per session

Call for more information at 678-852-4224

Or email: dkcounselingservices@gmail.com

This workshop is specifically for teen boys, ages 16-18 (HS Juniors and Seniors). Hosted by Matthew Robb, the event will focus on building confidence and meaningful connections through: 

• Cultivating better social skills
• Social anxiety management techniques
• Understanding how to interact and contribute to your relationships
• Developing a deeper sense of self and connection with others.
• Identifying and handling peer-pressure in person and through social media 

When: November 12, 2024 (weekly for five weeks)

*Participants must commit to full five weeks as space is limited.

Time: 6:00pm to 7:15pm

Cost: $85 per session

Call now to register at: 678-852-4224

Or email:  dkcounselingservices@gmail.com

This group will focus on helping children learn how to understand worries and learn that “just because I think it, doesn’t mean it’s true.” Highly effective and evidence-based skills will be taught by Debbie Kolbrener MA, LPC in a warm, caring, and nurturing environment. A fun group where each child will develop skills to immediately begin to conquer their anxiety, shyness, social fears, and generalized worry. Helping girls learn to manage the physical feelings of panic and anxiety. Understanding how their specific anxiety “talks to them” developing the story of their anxiety and how to avoid the thinking and behavior traps that anxiety can cause. Children will be provided opportunities to practice their anxiety management skills in challenging situations, a process known as "exposure", to foster confidence and new coping habits.

When: Session Closed