Body Image Group (High School)
Serving Yardley, PA and surrounding areas Book a phone consultation today...Body Image Group (High School)
Ages: girls from 14-18
Dates: 8/15, 8/22, 8/29, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3
Duration: 60 minutes every Tuesday for 8 weeks
Time: 6:00 to 7:00 pm
Number of Participants: 5-10 clients
$280 per client (includes $80 art supplies) for the 8-week group
A group designed to improve the relationship with yourself, using art therapy as a tool to connect with your authentic self. Exploring topics related to, but not limited, of body changes, relationship with food and exercise, self-compassion, personality expression, self-care, and fostering an authentic self. As adolescents are continuing to explore who they are and how they interact with the world – a lot of emphasis can be placed on our physical appearance. Through group activities, talk therapy, and individual engagement in art making, the process of fostering a healthy relationship with yourself is the goal. Explore what is on your mind with the support of other group members and an art therapist.
The group meetings will be led by Victoria Vilk and will take place at our office in Yardley, PA. They will start on Tuesday August 15 from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm and will run every Tuesday at 6:00 pm for 8 weeks.
If you know a female teen from 14 to 18 who’d like to participate, please call Milestone Counseling and Wellness at 215-714-2200 or email us at admin@milestonecw.com
Victoria Vilk, Registered Art Therapist
Hi, my name is Victoria but everyone calls me Tori! I’m an art therapist, working towards my board certification and LPC. I practice with a holistic view of therapy – using the mind, body, and soul as part of the therapeutic process. Specifically, I bring solution-focused goals to therapy for behavioral changes that are not beneficial to long-term wellbeing. I work with individuals to improve their self-esteem, confidence in themselves and their relationships, and heal from past experiences. My goal for all clients is to find their authentic self, express their emotions and needs appropriately, and use self-compassion regularly to handle the hardships of life.
