Locations
3409 Orchard Rd. Oswego, IL
4745 Main St. Suite #207 Lisle, IL.

PARENT CONNECTIONS

Location:
Your Story Counseling
4745 Main Street Suite 207
Lisle, IL 60532
Phone: 630-442-1895

TUESDAYS | 7:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M.
The Parent Connections group will meet in person every Tuesday at this same time throughout the year in our group room at Your Story Counseling. Details and registration to attend are below.

Price | FREE

Upcoming Workshops

Parent Connections Support Group Facilitator:

Sheila Adamo LCSW, CADC, has extensive experience providing support to families and guidance to help everyone in the family address complicated issues that arise in our family dynamics.

Connecting Parents and Empowering Families

The pressures of parenthood in today’s world can be overwhelming, but you are not alone. Parent Connections is a FREE drop-in when you need a support group that meets for an hour every week and is available to attend all year round. This group meets in person to provide individuals with a safe place to begin building connections with other parents looking to deepen their relationship with themselves, their families, and their children.

Why Join Our Parent Support Group?

  • The group is led by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in parenting and group work.
  • Provides guidance and education in setting boundaries that will support your self-care and assist in meeting the multiple needs of your family.
  • Connects you with other parents who can support and share parenting resources and practical ideas.
  • Provides tools for understanding and navigating anxiety and stress.
  • Builds family resilience and effective communication.This group is open to parents of all ages, and individuals are welcome to join any time throughout the year.

Request Information:
Complete the form below for more information regarding the Parent Connections Support Group.

Group Therapy & Support

We all need a safe place where we can talk things out, a place that makes us feel not so alone in the world. At Your Story Counseling, we continue to remain wise to the struggles of those around us to develop group therapy and support groups that address these issues.

If you’re currently grappling with the decision to begin therapy or not, group therapy may be a beneficial place for you to begin your journey towards healing. Regardless of your current situation, sharing your struggles amongst a group of individuals going through a similar condition with the guidance of a therapist provides its unique benefits to interact with peers and discuss the current chapter of your life as it is.

It provides different perspectives on the conflicts of life while also offering individuals the opportunity to improve their relationships with others. At the end of the day, we’re all looking for ways to better cope and manage the world’s stress around us, and sometimes the best thing is knowing that we aren’t alone in that.

Group Therapy & Support

What to Expect

Most of our groups occur in person each week at Your Story Counseling. However, there are some groups offered virtually. This question can be found on the groups’ event page you may also reach out to us directly to find which groups we offer virtually.

Yes, some groups are classified as “insurance-based groups,” meaning the price of the group is determined by an individual’s co-pay. Individuals without insurance are also welcome to join and pay out of pocket for each session. To determine the price of the group you would like to attend, please reach out to us directly, and we will help you determine the cost.

Research shows that group therapy is as effective as individual therapy for specific and presenting concerns. At Your Story Counseling, we also believe group therapy is an excellent stepping stone for those considering individual therapy for the first time. It also serves as an immediate offering to those who are currently on a waitlist for individual therapy and can help with the following:

  • Decrease social isolation
  • Learn healthy coping skills
  • Gain an understanding of problems and explore solutions
  • Practice interpersonal skills in a safe group setting
  • Develop/practice healthy communication skills.