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OhioGuidestone Summer Groups in Lorain
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OhioGuidestone Summer Groups in Lorain

OhioGuidestone is offering a variety of summer support groups for children, teens, and adults at its Lorain location, located at 2173 North Ridge Road. These programs are designed to help participants strengthen social-emotional skills, build confidence, and develop healthy coping strategies in supportive group settings.

Programs available this summer include:

Girl’s Friendship Group for ages 9–12, which focuses on self-concept, identifying strengths, and building positive peer relationships using cognitive behavioral skills.

SPOTS of Emotions with Friends for ages 6–8 uses the Little SPOT of Emotion curriculum to help children strengthen social and emotional learning skills.

The Incredible Years group for children ages 5–7 is an evidence-based program designed to support emotional development, persistence, social skills, and academic competence while helping prevent behavior challenges.

Quieting the Anxious Mind, a supportive program that teaches participants strategies for managing anxiety, regulating emotions, and reducing stress through sensory-based coping techniques. Groups are available for both teens and adults.

Families interested in learning more or registering for a group can call 844-6-CALL-OG (844-622-5564) for additional information. https://ohioguidestone.org/locations/northeast-ohio/lorain/

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OhioGuidestone Ready Care

OhioGuidestone Ready Care

OhioGuidestone ReadyCare is offering walk-in mental health and substance use support services with no appointment required. The program provides immediate access to compassionate behavioral health care without a waitlist, helping individuals and families receive support when they need it most.

Services available through ReadyCare include mental health and substance use assessments, counseling and therapy, crisis intervention, medication and psychiatric services, and substance use disorder treatment. The walk-in clinics are designed to provide timely, expert care for individuals seeking behavioral health support.

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