Bay Area SPACE Treatment
Fall Groups
If your child is struggling with anxiety, extreme picky eating, or tummy troubles that no one seems to have answers for — or if you're the parent of a young adult who feels stuck — you're not alone, and you don't have to figure this out by yourself. This fall, Bay Area SPACE Treatment is running several parent-focused groups, each grounded in evidence-based approaches that work even when your child isn't ready (or willing) to come to therapy themselves. Take a look below at what's available, and reach out if you have questions about which group might be the right fit for your family.
SPACE for Anxiety & OCD (Children & Teens)
For parents of children and teens whose anxiety or OCD is running the household — learn how to respond in ways that help your child build confidence, without needing them to attend therapy themselves. Learn More
SPACE for Super Picky Eaters
For parents of children with extreme picky eating or ARFID, offering a structured, supportive path forward when mealtimes have become a daily battle. Learn more
Launch Pad
For parents of young adults who feel stuck — struggling to work, study, or move forward — offering practical tools to support momentum without taking over. Learn more
Living Aligned — An ACT Group for Moms
For moms who are stretched thin and tired of white-knuckling their way through it — this group uses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help you get unstuck from anxious or self-critical thoughts and reconnect with what actually matters to you, both as a parent and as yourself. Learn more
What to Do When Your Child's Tummy Hurts and No One Can Find Why
A three-hour virtual workshop with Lynn Lyons, LICSW and Mindy Szelap, LCSW for parents whose child has real, persistent stomach pain despite normal test results. Learn how anxiety and the gut are connected, why accommodation can backfire, and five concrete steps you can start using right away. Choose one session — Wednesday, September 30 (evening) or Friday, October 9 (morning) Learn more. Enroll
Tummy Troubles Group — New this October
For parents of children with functional abdominal pain or unexplained GI symptoms, helping you understand the gut-brain connection and respond in ways that ease your child's distress and support a return to normal life. Learn more