Group Therapy in Columbus, Ohio
Some things are easier to work on with people who are going through the same thing. Serving Youth Ohio runs four ongoing therapist-led groups at our Columbus office, with rolling enrollment so you do not have to wait for a new cycle to begin.
Parents' Support Group
Open discussion, practical coping tools, and space to process parenting-related challenges.
Learn more →Young Adult Group
Building coping skills, emotional awareness, and connection during a pivotal life stage.
Learn more →Teen Group
A safe space for teens to build emotional regulation skills and connect with peers.
Learn more →Middle School Group
Understanding emotions, building coping skills, and increasing confidence.
Learn more →What this looks like
Groups are small and consistent, so members get to know each other. Sessions are structured around a skill or theme, with time for open discussion.
Your first session is a chance to observe; nobody is required to share before they are ready. Group members agree to confidentiality as a condition of participation.
Who this is for
- Parents and caregivers who want practical support and peer perspective
- Young adults navigating transition, identity, anxiety, or mood
- Teens working on emotional regulation and peer connection
- Middle schoolers building confidence and coping skills
- Clients in individual therapy who want additional peer support
How this is covered
We are in-network with Molina Healthcare, Buckeye Health Plan, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, and CareSource. For clients covered by these Ohio Medicaid plans, services are typically provided at little to no out-of-pocket cost. Private pay is welcome, and a limited number of reduced-rate spots are available for clients experiencing financial hardship.
See fees & insurance details →Frequently asked questions.
No. All four groups run with rolling enrollment, so you can join at the next scheduled meeting once a clinician has confirmed fit.
That is common and completely acceptable. Your first session is a chance to observe, and nobody is required to share before they are ready.
Yes. Group members agree to confidentiality as a condition of participation, and clinicians are bound by the same privacy rules that apply to individual therapy.
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