Nature Of Resiliency Children’s Group in Indianapolis, Indiana
This trauma-informed skills group is designed to help children develop practical tools for managing big emotions.
Group Overview:
Nature of Resiliency guides children through four weeks of skill-building:
Week 1: Brain & Safety
Through hands-on activities and nature exploration, participants will learn to notice their body’s signals and understand their reactions.
Week 2: Calming Skills
Participants will learn simple, effective calming skills like breathing, relaxation, and grounding to help their bodies feel more in control.
Week 3: Feelings
Through creative activities, participants will learn how emotions show up in their body and what can help them cope.
Week 4: Thoughts
Using stories and interactive exercises, participants will practice becoming “thought scientists” who can shift unhelpful thoughts.
Participants: Children ages 7 to 12 who are not yet ready for trauma narrative work or who need extra practice with PRAC components. An initial screening may be required to determine if the group is a good fit for the participant.
Cost: Insurance and self-pay
When:
Session 1: In-person on Saturdays from 9 to 10 a.m., starting August 8 and ending August 29, 2026
Session 2: In-person on Saturdays from 9 to 10 a.m., starting October 10 and ending October 31, 2026
To get registered for the Nature Of Resiliency Children’s Group in Indianapolis, Indiana
Facilitator:
Katie Ayres is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Indiana who has been practicing since 2014.
Getting Started
To Register:
Please call 463-403-1476, complete the below form and our Intake team will contact you.
Initial Assessment May Be Required
An initial assessment with the group therapy leader may be required to determine if the group is a good fit for the participant.
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Kathleen Ayres
MSW, LCSW
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