
A UNIQUE PLACE FOR KIDS AND TEENS
CLINICAL THERAPY SERVICES
Individual, Family, Group and Art Therapy
3115 N Wilke Rd
Suite HIO
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
847-975-5598
Important Update to Our Privacy Practices
Effective February 16, 2026, we have updated our Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) to comply with new federal regulations. These updates provide clearer information on:
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Records: Enhanced protections for treatment records originating from federally assisted programs.
Redisclosure Limits: Information on how your health data is protected once it is shared with third parties.
While federal protections for reproductive health records were recently modified by court rulings, we remain committed to the highest standards of patient confidentiality under both state and federal law.
[Click Here to See the Full Updated Notice] You may also request a paper copy at your next visit.
Girls Group

Enroll anytime!
Monday's 5:00-7:00 (Ages 7-9)
Monday's 6:00-8:00 pm (Ages 9-14)
One Hour of Friendship Group and
One Hour of Art Therapy
Dinner is Served during this Group!
This amazing group is all about embracing who we are and loving ourselves, flaws and all. Every Monday we dive into cool activities like art therapy, discussions, music, games, and more during our two-hour session.
It's the perfect fit for girls aged about 7-14 who might be dealing with self-esteem issues, depression, ADHD, high functioning autism, anxiety, and/or are struggling with friendships among other stressors. We are here to help the girls learn to love and celebrate their uniqueness in a supportive, fun, and non-judgmental environment.
We have three different groups for the gals on Monday evenings. We will make sure to place the girl you love with peers her own age and/or maturity level. To keep things cozy and personal and for the benefit of the participants, each group is limited to just six girls.
Dinner is served during this group!
We are in-network with most insurance providers. Please contact the office for details.

