Teen Girls Self-Esteem Group in Ohio
Being a teenager can be tough, but you don’t have to go through it alone.
Group Overview:
This group is a supportive space for teen girls to build confidence, strengthen connections, and learn practical tools to handle life’s challenges.
In this group, you will:
- Build a stronger sense of self and boost self-esteem
- Learn how to challenge negative thoughts and comparisons
- Practice assertive communication and healthy boundary-setting
- Gain coping strategies for stress, anxiety, and social pressure
- Connect with peers who understand and offer support
Together, we’ll create a safe and encouraging environment where you can grow, share, and discover your strengths.
Participants: Female teens ages 13-17 struggling with self-esteem, social pressure, and comparison
Cost: Insurance and self-pay are accepted
When: Virtual Sessions Tuesdays from 5 to 6 p.m., starting January 6 and ending March 24, 2026
Facilitator:
Anny Smith, LSW, provides compassionate and individualized mental health care, focusing on meeting clients where they are with an open-minded and empathetic approach.
The enrollment period for this program ended on March 24th, 2026.
If you have any questions, please call
216-468-5000
for assistance.
Virtual Online Sessions
Call Now: 216-468-5000The Teen Girls Self-Esteem Group is being offered via Virtual Online Sessions, and is not meeting in-person at this time. An Internet connected device will be required. Specific directions on accessing the sessions will be provided after your registration is completed.
If you have any additional questions please call: 216-468-5000.
Virtual Sessions Available for all Ohio Residents
Participating Providers
Annistine Smith
MSW, LSW
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