Discover the power of group therapy
At Vitality Therapy, Inc., our groups offer a unique and supportive environment where individuals can connect, grow, and achieve common goals. Experience the benefits of shared experiences and collective progress.
Why choose group therapy?
Group therapy provides a supportive community where you or your child can feel less alone while working towards shared goals. For children, groups offer invaluable opportunities to develop social skills, participate in engaging activities, and have fun in a structured environment.
Food Explorers 5-8
Designed for children ages 5-8, our Food Explorers group is a safe and playful space where kids can explore new foods. Through play-based activities like games, food preparation, "food scientist" experiments, and food building, we create a fun environment for picky eaters, anxious eaters, and those with sensory processing differences related to food textures.
Food Explorers 9-12
For kids ages 9-12, this group provides a supportive environment to explore new foods and interact with peers who may also struggle with trying different foods. We focus on creating positive food experiences while simultaneously fostering social interaction and communication skills.
Soccer and Social Skills
This group welcomes kids of all ability levels who want to play soccer while developing crucial social skills. Led by our occupational and speech therapists, who both played collegiate soccer and have extensive coaching experience, this group uses the fun of soccer to teach turn-taking, understanding emotions, and nonverbal communication.
Sensory Stars
This is a group for kids with sensory processing differences, designed to provide regulating sensory input in a fun and playful environment.
Speech and Language Kids
This group is designed for kids to work on functional communication skills with peers. This may include verbal communication, signs and gestures, and/or use of an AAC device.
Adult Speech Group
Many neurological conditions impact speech intelligibility, strength of voice musculature, and swallowing function. Participate in activities that help prevent loss in these areas in a supportive group.
Is a group right for you?
Our groups are designed to address specific needs in a fun and engaging setting. Learn more about who benefits most from our specialized programs.
Your child may benefit from a feeding group if they struggle with any of the following:
gagging on foods or textures
being described as a picky eater
becoming anxious when trying new foods
refusing to try new foods
requiring distraction to eat meals
avoiding certain food textures
disliking touching foods with their hands
has developed a negative relationship with food in any way.
Your child may benefit from a social skills group if they have difficulties with any of the following:
making or keeping friends
turn-takin
understanding emotions in themselves or others
comprehending tone of voice
interpreting nonverbal communication
generating new ideas during play
maintaining conversations
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