UCEBT currently offers the following group therapies where you can find support and learn new skills:

PEERS® Social Skills Group for Young Adults

Laura Rowley, Ph.D. leads this 16-week, evidence-based social skills group intervention to support interpersonal skills in friendships, workplace relationships, and romantic relationships. PEERS® has been empirically studied and shown effective in populations with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and other socio-emotional problems. $75/week. Virtual, in-person, or hybrid option.This group is closed for 2024, but is accepting applications for 2025. Learn more and sign up here.

Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RO-DBT)

Taught by Dr. Katie Flanagan, Psy.D., RO-DBT is an evidence-based treatment targeting excessive self-control or overcontrol (OC), characterized by traits like perfectionism and emotional suppression, which can damage relationships and lead to isolation. Each RO-DBT class skills is 90 minutes and includes homework review, mindfulness exercises, in-class exercises, and new skills teaching. The skills class runs on Tuesday evenings, in-person (170 S 1000 E, SLC), from 5-6:30pm. It runs for 30 weeks, $75/week, but clients can commit to just a minimum of 4 weeks. If you have a client who might be interested, please have them complete this online screener (specify "RO-DBT skills class") for a free consultation with Dr. Flanagan to make sure they are a good fit.

Parent Training Group for Decreasing Children’s Disruptive Behaviors

Kandice Benallie, PhD offers a 6-week behavioral parent training group to support parents and caregivers in decreasing challenging and disruptive behaviors with their children and improving parent-child relationships. The group is offered virtually (or hybrid in downtown SLC, if interest is expressed) for 2-hour sessions. $75/week, plus $30 for participant manual ($480 total). Learn more and be added to the waitlist here. Learn more and sign up here.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Group

In conjunction with our full DBT program, we offer weekly DBT day and evening groups for adolescents, families, and adults, including a group specific to addictions. While our other groups are often open to the public, our DBT groups are only open to existing clients within the full DBT program.

Have questions or are interested in joining?

Please email our Client Care Coordinator at

Don't see the group you're looking for?

We often add new groups and would love to hear your suggestions, please contact our Client Care Coordinator.