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DBT Skills Group for Adolescents

For Ages 13-17 in New York

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DBT Skills Group for Adolescents

New group forming now in New York!

Our DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) Skills Group for Adolescents teaches practical skills to help teens better handle difficult situations and emotions, manage triggers and stress more effectively, and establish interpersonal skills needed to develop engaging, positive relationships.

Led by certified DBT for Adolescents provider and child psychologist, Dr. Jennifer Weber, and supported by experienced pediatric therapist Jessica Williams, LMSW, this evidence-based 26-week virtual program is suited for ages 13-17 with behavior and/or mood disorders.

Interested in learning more? Complete the interest form and a team member will be in touch as soon as possible to discuss your needs.

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Behavioral Health Care for Children and Young Adults

What to expect

Frequency & Timing

26 virtual DBT Therapy Skills Group sessions, offered on Wednesdays from 4pm-5pm ET.

Expectations

Sessions will include a mindfulness activity, practical skills training and practice, and review of skills practiced during the week.

Commitment

Attendance is crucial – clients must attend all sessions.

Fees

  • -Self-pay prompt pay rate: $150 per session.
  • -We accept Aetna, Fidelis Care, Healthfirst, and Point Comfort behavioral health insurance in New York.
  • -We encourage you to check with your insurance provider regarding your coverage for group therapy.

Meet the Program Leaders

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Jennifer Weber, PsyD, EdM, SM,

Director of Behavioral Health, DBT Group Lead

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Jennifer Weber, PsyD, EdM, SM

As Director of Behavioral Health for PM Pediatric Care, Dr. Weber is involved in the development and the execution of the clinical elements of the program, including managing therapists and other staff, teaching, supervising, and performing administrative tasks. A child and adolescent psychologist specializing in trauma, identity-development, mood disorders, anxiety, ADHD, and adjustment disorders, Dr. Weber provides therapy to children, adolescents, and emerging adults and is a certified DBT for Adolescents provider. Previously, Dr. Weber served as a Clinical Manager for the large community-based outpatient mental health clinic of Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Queens, NY.

Jessica Williams, LMSW,

Therapist, DBT Group Coordinator

Jessica Williams, LMSW

Jessica is a Licensed Master Social Worker with experience supporting individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, ADHD, life-transitions, grief, and bereavement. She enjoys utilizing a variety of treatments including Cognitive-Behavioral skills, Dialectical Behavioral skills, mindfulness, grounding skills, and actively uses strengths-based work. Jessica believes that therapy is not a one size fits all endeavor and will meet each patient where they are to best support them. Before joining PM Pediatric Care, she worked with children, adolescents, and families in academic, mental health outpatient, and homeless shelter settings.

  • “
    We’re here to support the families who turn to us, and take great pride in offering recommendations for how to best support their children in reaching their full potential.”
    Dr. Jennifer Weber, Program Director
  • “
    Finally, we found the right fit for our family. This was more than an evaluation or yet another appointment, it is a better way forward for our child.”
    Parent of Adolescent Patient
  • “
    We are so grateful for the opportunity to work with a team that takes a whole-child approach.”
    Patient Parent

    Are you a pediatrician or specialty practice with a patient referral?

    Email our team or call 888-764-4161. We are available Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm to answer your questions.

    Looking for individual treatment for behavioral and/or mental health concerns?

    Our team of pediatric therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and certified coaches are trained to address a wide range of behavioral health concerns for ages 5-26 including, but not limited to: anxiety, depression, ADHD and other behavioral disorders, family stress, and trauma.

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