Boutique Group Therapy · Evidence-Based Practice
Helping Young People Build Confidence, Connection, and Emotional Resilience
Evidence-based group therapy for children and adolescents using the Secret Agent Society program — in intentionally small, thoughtfully composed groups.
Nurturing Growth, Building Success, For Young People
Evidence-Based Approach
The Secret Agent Society program is a research-supported framework developed to help young people build real, lasting social and emotional skills.
Carefully Curated Small Groups
Group composition is intentional. We thoughtfully select participants to ensure healthy dynamics, meaningful participation, and genuine connection.
Two Experienced Therapists
Our practice was founded by two licensed clinicians with a shared philosophy: that children thrive when they feel seen, supported, and genuinely understood.
Who We Help
Children and adolescents who are ready to grow
We work with young people who may be navigating one or more of the following challenges — not as deficits to be corrected, but as opportunities for genuine growth.
- Anxiety and worry that gets in the way
- Social challenges or difficulty with friendships
- Emotional regulation and big feelings
- Flexible thinking and problem-solving
- Confidence and self-expression
- Reading social cues and situations
Children’s Group
Ages 8 — 11
A structured, engaging group experience designed for children building foundational social and emotional skills in a warm, supportive environment.
Adolescent Group
Ages 12 — 14
A thoughtfully designed group experience for adolescents navigating the social and emotional complexities of early teenage years.
How It Works
A thoughtful process from first conversation to meaningful growth
Parent Consultation
We begin with a conversation — no pressure, no commitment. We want to understand your child and whether our groups may be a genuine fit.
Assessment & Matching
We carefully assess each child and compose groups with intention — ensuring the right mix of participants for healthy dynamics.
Small Group Participation
Your child participates in weekly sessions using the SAS program — building practical skills in a supportive, structured setting.
Parent Support & Updates
Parents receive regular progress updates and practical tools for reinforcing skills at home — because growth happens between sessions too.
Ready to explore whether a group is the right fit for your child?
We would be honored to speak with you. Our first conversation is simply a conversation — warm, honest, and without obligation.
Schedule a Parent ConsultationAbout Us
Two therapists. One shared commitment to young people.
Two Therapists was founded by two licensed mental health professionals who share a deep conviction: that children and adolescents thrive when they feel genuinely understood, appropriately challenged, and supported in building real skills for real life. Our practice is intentionally small. That is not a limitation — it is the point.
Therapist Name, Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor · SAS Certified
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Therapist Name, Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor · SAS Certified
A brief professional biography highlighting clinical background, areas of specialization, and personal philosophy. This placeholder invites the therapist’s own words — their story, their approach, and what brings them to this work.
Our Groups
Small by design. Intentional by philosophy.
Every group we offer is carefully composed. We do not simply fill seats — we thoughtfully match participants to ensure the group dynamic supports each child’s growth. Small groups mean every young person is seen, heard, and genuinely engaged.
Children’s Group
Ages 8 — 11
- Small group format — intentionally limited enrollment
- Weekly sessions using the SAS program
- Emotional regulation and flexible thinking
- Friendship skills and social confidence
- Problem-solving and communication
- Regular parent updates and home tools
Adolescent Group
Ages 12 — 14
- Small group format — intentionally limited enrollment
- Weekly sessions using the SAS program
- Social confidence and peer connection
- Emotional regulation under pressure
- Flexible thinking and perspective-taking
- Regular parent updates and home tools
The SAS Program
Evidence-based. Genuinely engaging. Built for real life.
The Secret Agent Society program was developed in Australia by clinical researchers who wanted to create something young people would actually engage with — not a worksheet exercise, but an experience that feels meaningful and produces lasting skills.
SAS is used by practitioners internationally and has a growing body of research supporting its effectiveness for children and adolescents who struggle with social and emotional challenges — including those with anxiety, autism spectrum profiles, and related experiences.
What makes SAS distinctive is that it treats social and emotional learning as a skill — something that can be taught, practiced, and strengthened over time — rather than a fixed trait. That belief in the capacity for growth is foundational to how we work.
Skills Developed
Emotional Regulation
Social Confidence
Problem Solving
Flexible Thinking
Friendship Skills
Home Reinforcement
Frequently Asked Questions
Honest answers to common questions
Is this covered by insurance?
Two Therapists is a private-pay practice. We do not bill insurance directly. However, we are happy to provide documentation that you may submit to your insurance provider for potential out-of-network reimbursement. We encourage you to contact your insurance company in advance to understand your out-of-network benefits.
How are children selected for groups?
We begin with a parent consultation to understand your child’s needs, strengths, and goals. We then carefully assess fit and group composition — ensuring that each group is thoughtfully balanced for healthy dynamics and meaningful participation. Not every inquiry results in placement, and we will always be honest with you about whether a group is a good fit.
How many participants are in each group?
Our groups are intentionally small. We keep enrollment limited to ensure every young person receives genuine attention and that the group dynamic supports everyone’s growth. Specific numbers are shared during the consultation process.
What if my child is uncertain about group therapy?
That is completely understandable — and more common than you might expect. We approach that uncertainty with care rather than pressure. Our consultation process is designed to be warm and exploratory, and we can speak with you about how we help young people feel comfortable before and during the group experience.
How are parents involved?
Parent involvement is an important part of the process. You will receive regular progress updates and practical tools for reinforcing skills at home between sessions. Growth happens in the group — and it continues in everyday life. We support both.
How long does the program last?
Program length is discussed during the consultation and depends on the specific group and your child’s needs. We will always be transparent about expectations, timeline, and what participation involves before you make any commitment.
Contact Us
Begin with a conversation
“We would be honored to discuss whether our groups may be a good fit for your child.”
There is no pressure and no commitment in reaching out. Our first conversation is simply a conversation — an opportunity for you to share what your child is navigating and for us to share honestly whether we believe we can help.