Welcome to TBHCS Your Partner in Behavioral Health Wellness
Available Groups
Social Skills Group (Intensive 2 hours twice a week) Facilitator/Cheryl Garrett
This group therapy services will reach an underserved population of high school students who identify as Autistic or with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (DSM-5 299.00 (F84.0) who have low support needs but still benefit from some support and accommodations.
Individuals must be in grades 9-12 and must have an average to above average IQ and the primary mode of communication needs to be verbal or speaking.
Students who are non-verbal will be excluded from this group because another group with adaptive materials and sessions may be more beneficial. Sign up below for a screening.
Offering 16-week sessions twice a week.
Sample Session Outline/Overview
Need: Express to the members listening is our cue to all that goes on around us.
Introduction: Listening: - In a small group, tell each other about their day. One student will call on another student to paraphrase what he or she said.
Description of the group: Social Skills/Coping and Acceptance
This group will support individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder by helping them develop social skills and ways to communicate with others respectfully.
•This group will also support clients in coping with different experiences that come with social situations and acceptance of themselves. Moreover, this group will encourage and motivate group members to read social cues, regulating behavior and responses in different situations.
Why is this group needed?
▪This group will be reaching an underserved population of high school students who identify as Autistic or with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (DSM-5 299.00 (F84.0) who have low support needs but still benefit from some support and accommodations.
▪This group will help individuals diagnosed with autism
learn strategies in social skills and receive support in social areas, sensory areas, and acceptance. In addition, this social skills and coping skills group encourages the practice of important life skills such as making friends, succeeding in school and later in life, and getting and keeping a job.
Goals and Objectives of the Group
Improve and learn listening skills, maintain friendships, learn controlled behavior skills, learn about social cues and strategies for social cues, learn and use strategies to cope with social anxiety, practice self-advocacy in communication support, meet their sensory needs in a healthy way, learning about stimming and Autism acceptance.
Screening Plan
Perspective group members will sign up for a short screening session with a group leader. The level of support they need will be assessed, as their goals will be assessed. Individuals must be in grades 9-12 and must have an average to above average IQ and the primary mode of communication needs to be verbal or speaking. Students who are non-verbal will be excluded from this group because another group with adaptive materials and sessions may be beneficial.
Trauma Support Group
Providing counseling services and therapy services for issues related to trauma. Sign up below for a screening. Coming Soon!
Psychoeducational Group (Intensive 2 hours three times a week) Facilitator/Cheryl Garrett
Our counseling services and therapy services employ evidence-based methodologies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to assist participants in developing effective coping strategies, enhancing communication skills, and fostering resilience. We aim to empower individuals to achieve holistic wellness and a well-balanced life by addressing biological, psychological, and social factors.
This group is particularly suited for individuals seeking personal growth, support, and a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors within their environment. We invite you to join us in cultivating meaningful connections and advancing your journey toward well-being.
Sessions are conducted weekly through teletherapy, ensuring both flexibility and convenience for participants. We encourage you to contact us today for further information and to secure your place.
Substance Misuse Group Counseling Facilitator/Cheryl Garrett
At Talladega Behavioral Healthcare Services LLC, we provide specialized group counseling for individuals navigating substance misuse, particularly those involved with judicial systems. We aim to offer comprehensive therapy and support that empowers clients to overcome challenges and build healthier, more fulfilling lives.
Program Overview: Our substance misuse group counseling program is structured to address the root causes of addiction, providing clients with practical tools to manage triggers and reduce the risk of relapse. We foster a supportive, non-judgmental environment where individuals feel safe exploring personal struggles and developing long-term recovery strategies.
Therapeutic Approach: We utilize evidence-based interventions, including:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Assists clients in identifying and altering negative thought patterns and behaviors.
- Reality Therapy: Focuses on personal accountability and goal setting to promote positive decision-making.
- Behavioral Interventions: Tailored to help clients recognize triggers, build coping mechanisms, and strengthen resilience.
Key Program Components:
- Group Sessions: Facilitated by counselors, these sessions promote peer support and shared learning.
- Individualized Support Plans: Each participant receives a personalized plan designed to address their unique needs and goals.
- Life Skills Development: Emphasis on rebuilding self-esteem, improving relationships, and developing healthy lifestyle habits.
Our Commitment: Talladega Behavioral Healthcare Services, LLC is dedicated to walking alongside our clients on their path to sobriety. We believe in creating an atmosphere of acceptance and growth, empowering everyone to reclaim control over their life and foster lasting change.