Terrance Putter, MA, RBT, is a dedicated mental health professional at Triad Psych in Marietta, Georgia, specializing in supporting neurodiverse young adults through innovative social skills groups. With a background in counseling and psychotherapy, and experience practicing in England, Terrance brings a unique perspective to his work, focusing on behavior analysis and person-centered approaches.
Empowering Neurodiverse Young Adults
Terrance leads a bi-monthly therapeutic group designed for neurodiverse individuals aged 20 to 30. These sessions aim to enhance social-emotional learning, emotional regulation, and peer engagement . The group activities include structured social interactions, development of shared interests, and communication support, all conducted in a sensory-friendly environment.
Integrative Therapeutic Framework
Terrance’s approach integrates several psychological models to foster personal growth:
- Control Theory: Emphasizes understanding the relationship between behavior and goals to enhance self-regulation.
- Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: Focuses on fulfilling basic to advanced human needs, promoting self-actualization.
- SMART Goals: Encourages setting Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound objectives.
- THINK Model: Promotes thoughtful decision-making by considering the Truth, Helpfulness, Inspiration, Necessity, and Kindness of actions.
- Emotional Intelligence: Develops skills in recognizing and managing one’s own emotions and empathizing with others.
About Triad Psych
Established in 2003, Triad Psych is a mental health practice in Marietta, GA, offering services that blend behaviorism, psychotherapy, and special education principles . The practice is known for its commitment to neurodiversity, providing tailored support for individuals with autism, ADHD, and other neurological differences .
Joining the Group
Terrance’s social skills group meets every other Monday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Triad Psych’s Marietta office, located at 707 Whitlock Avenue NW, Suite G6. The sessions are designed to be inclusive and supportive, fostering a community where neurodiverse young adults can thrive.
For more information or to join the group, you can contact Terrance at 470-338-3488 or visit Triad Psych’s website.