Voices
A program of self-discovery and empowerment for girls
The program titled Voices: A Program of Self-Discovery and Empowerment for Girls aims to create a safe-space encouraging girls to celebrate their strengths, develop leadership, create connection, and embrace their journey of self-discovery.
Watch this message from Chloe Anderson Kemp, our group facilitator, as she shares the transformative impact this program has had on the lives of girls in our community and shares future plans for its growth.
Group Schedule
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We’re looking for ten participants (high school girls aged 13-18) interested in being part of Girl Power Group.
Note: Participants do not need to establish individual therapy to join group therapy, however each participant must complete an intake session for an initial assessment prior to starting.
2024 Program Results
of participants showed
- decreased adverse mental health symptoms (with a focus on anxiety and depressive symptoms)
- eliminated hospitalization needs for risk concerns including suicidal ideation, harm to others, and harm to self
of participants scored a 4 or higher (out of 5), indicating the program promoted and supported
- self-discovery
- empowerment
- skill-building
- personal growth
- understanding healthy vs. unhealthy relationships and developed skills to
- navigate interpersonal dynamics
- building resilience and coping strategies
Client Testimonials
"Chloe is perfect and I appreciate a professional who can be open and honest about their anxiety and reliable experiences to make people more comfortable"
Anonymous
"I liked getting to know other girls and knowing I'm not alone in my struggles."
Anonymous
"...That all of the girls are going through the same staff as I am, so it makes you not feel alone and supported by talking about it."
Anonymous
"I liked the group discussions about heavier topics most. It helped me feel less alone and safe to talk about my experiences."
Anonymous
Facilitator
Chloe Anderson Kemp, LCSW, PMH-C
I am someone who treats clients like the experts of their own lives. Through my training and background, I have a special focus working with complex trauma, children/adolescents and young adults, LGBTQIA+ health, and woman’s health. My goal in supporting youth and their families is to provide psychoeducation while encouraging caregivers and supports to create the opportunity for validation, open dialogue, and autonomy. I work with individuals 5+ and adults from any background with an array of challenges.