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Group Therapy in Vancouver, WA
At Fircrest Behavioral Health, we offer a variety of compassionate group sessions designed to help you heal, grow, and live life to its full potential. Whether you're looking to build new skills, connect with others who understand, or simply feel less alone, our groups provide a safe and supportive space for real progress.
Browse the active groups below to find the right fit for you. If you have any questions or want help choosing the best group, reach out anytime — we’re happy to help.
Quest for Connection
Quest for Connection is an 8-week social and emotional skills group for middle school students. Through a collaborative tabletop role-playing game similar to Dungeons & Dragons, participants will practice communication, teamwork, problem-solving, emotional awareness, and friendship-building in a supportive environment. The group is designed for all skill levels—no prior D&D experience is needed. Students will have opportunities to build confidence, connect with peers, and strengthen real-world social skills while sharing in a fun, imaginative adventure together. See the flier here.
Who: Middle Schoolers
Where: 7700 NE Parkway Dr. #130 Vancouver, WA 98662
When: Tuesdays, 4pm
Cost: Free
Starting June 23rd, 2026
Stitchin' & Bitchin': A Group for Introverted Creatives
This is an 8 week group for introverted creatives to work with their hands while enjoying low stress social and processing time with licensed and pre-licensed therapists. See the flier here.
What to expect:
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No pressure to make eye contact, small talk or over share.
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Bring your favorite hands-on hobby to do while you hang out.
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Quality time with others who get you!
Who: Adults, 18+
Where: 7700 NE Parkway Dr. #130 Vancouver, WA 98662
When: Wednesdays, 11am
Cost: $50 per person per session/ $200 per month (Contact us to find out about insurance coverage)
Starting January 7, 2026
Autism/ADHD Support Group: Building Friendships
Our group is here to support youth as they transition through life in middle school. Participants will have opportunities to utilize their strengths, learn how to read social cues, practice interactions with others, and engage in a strength-based environment with limited to no masking. Our hope is to assist in coaching each group member in how to make friends in a variety of social environments, with a bonus goal of possibly making friendships within the group. See the flier here.
Who: Middle Schoolers, ages 11-14 who are navigating relationships with ADHD or Autism. (Diagnosed or Undiagnosed)
Where: 7700 NE Parkway Dr. #130 Vancouver, WA 98662
When: Mondays, 3pm
Cost: Free
Starting July 14th, 2025