Three FREE ways for Jackson County teens to connect, build confidence, explore who they are, and prepare for what’s next.
Group therapy not the right fit? We offer FREE INDIVIDUAL SESSIONS for Jackson County kids ages 4-19! Scroll down to register.
For teens figuring out who they are while navigating family, culture, friendships, expectations, and the pressure to be different versions of themselves in different spaces. We’ll talk about identity, belonging, confidence, and how to stay true to yourself when everyone seems to have an opinion about who you should be. Great for multicultural households!
In-Person or Telehealth! Sessions will be held from 3:45–5:00 PM on:
*There will be no session on Wednesday, September 30.
Because turning 18 doesn’t magically teach you how to be an adult! This group gives teens a space to talk honestly about independence, relationships, decision-making, money, responsibilities, goals, and what they actually want their life to look like as they get older.
In-Person or Telehealth! Sessions will be held from 4:00–5:00 PM on:
Quest Club uses D&D-style cooperative storytelling to put teens in situations where they have to make choices, solve problems, communicate, work through conflict, and figure things out together. Their decisions actually shape what happens next in the story, so no two sessions are quite the same. No D&D or role-playing experience needed!
What We’ll Practice:
Communication • Teamwork • Problem-Solving • Perspective-Taking • Emotional Regulation • Decision-Making • Leadership • Confidence • Navigating Uncertainty
Sessions will be held from 4:00–5:00 PM on Wednesdays starting November 11, 2026.
Every child deserves a safe space to heal, grow, and be heard. Through our free therapy services for Jackson County residents ages 4-19, we provide compassionate support for children and teens facing life’s challenges. Whether they’re navigating big emotions, past trauma, or struggles at school or home, our therapeutic services help them build confidence, resilience, and healthy coping skills.
We’re grateful to partner with the Jackson County Children’s Services Fund to bring this vital resource to our community—because when kids thrive, our whole community grows stronger.
