When: Tuesdays, Beginning February 17, 2026

One 60-minute session per week, ending April 14th.

Age Group: Middle School

Time/Location: 4:30pm - 5:30pm in Conference Room

Cost: $25 per session/per child

Group Description:

This group is designed for middle school-aged and transitioning into high school-aged students and focuses on strengthening social communication skills, building and maintaining peer and family relationships, and increasing emotional regulation and awareness. We are also open to modifying group goals specific to each member’s needs if related to social skills. 

The group is specifically geared toward students with ADHD, Level 1 Autism, and other social or behavioral needs. It offers a structured, supportive setting where participants can learn and practice key interpersonal skills through engaging, hands-on approaches. The curriculum incorporates evidence-based strategies rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Psychodrama, utilizing role play, discussion, and interactive activities to promote skill development and real-world application.

Group Leaders: Samantha Wooler, MS, LPC-A & Matthew Day, M.Ed.

To sign up or learn more about the Social Skills Group, please fill out the form below & we will reach out to answer your questions and/or schedule a consultation with you.

When: Every other Thursday evening—beginning April 2, 2026

Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Where: Buxmont Counseling Center, Souderton, PA

Length: 6 Sessions

Cost: $30 per person/couple per session

Group Description: Have you experienced estrangement from a child or family member? Has your son or daughter—or another close family member—ended communication with you or significantly limited contact? You are not alone. Research indicates that approximately one-third of young adults have chosen “no contact” or very limited contact with one or both parents. Others may experience similar silence from a sibling or extended family member, sometimes without explanation.

Estrangement can be deeply painful and isolating—but you do not have to face it alone. This group offers a supportive space to learn from the experiences of others, share your own story if you wish, and explore a path toward God’s healing and hope. Participants are welcome to speak or simply listen as others share their insights and struggles.

Group Leader: This gathering will be facilitated by Scott Eldredge, MSW, LSW, Clinical Supervisor at Buxmont. Scott has been on staff at Buxmont since 1997 and also serves at Langberg Monroe Associates. He provides counseling for individuals, couples, and families, maintains a private practice, and has extensive experience working with family estrangement and other complex relational issues.

To sign up or learn more about the Family Estrangement Support Group, please fill out the form below & we will reach out with additional details and/or forms to complete for participation.

Who: Couples or individual parents who have a child/children diagnosed with disabilities.

When: Mondays beginning April 13th, ending May 18th

Location: Buxmont Counseling Center conference room or online

Time: 6:30pm-7:30pm

Fee: $25 per couple/individual parent

Group Description: Raising a child and/or taking care of a grown adult child with a disability can be rewarding, challenging and sometimes overwhelming. Our parent support group is a safe and welcoming space for parents to connect, share experiences and support one another on this journey. This group focuses on building a strong community of understanding and encouragement. Parents will have the opportunity to talk openly about the realities of raising and taking care of children with disabilities while strengthening their own self-awareness, emotional care, and healthy family dynamics.

Come connect, share, and grow with others in our community. You are not alone.

Group Leaders: Samantha Wooler, MS, LPC-A and Monica Jefferson, MA

To sign up or learn more about the Parent Support Group, please fill out the form below & we will reach out with next steps.