The 3-5-7 Model� Groups Program is an experiential group intervention for youth in out-of-home care or who are system-involved. The program is a facilitated 10 session, closed group experience that provides pre-adolescent and adolescent youth opportunities do the work of grieving losses and rebuilding relationships. The program is adaptable for younger participants. The 3-5-7 Model� Groups Program is made up of the following elements:
- Pre-Group Readiness Activities
- Ten Group Sessions, covering the topics Resilience, The Parent Paradox, Making Sense of the System, Getting Real about Relationships, Forming the Future, and Reflection
- Individual Sessions with a 3-5-7 Model� Worker

A 3-5-7 Model� Groups Program Manual is provided. The manual includes:
- Description of the 3-5-7 Model� Groups Process
- Overview of Readiness and Preparation Steps
- Master set of Full Color Activity Worksheets for 10 Group Sessions (also provided on CD)-over 30 activities included
- Complete Facilitator's Guide for all orientation and group sessions
- Organizational Tools for Group Delivery (also provide d on CD)
Giving youth opportunities to voice feelings and emotions supports the healing process. Especially during the group process, youth are encouraged to explore topics of interest to them-allowing them to start where they are. The group process provides many opportunities for youth to explore their past. Youth are encouraged to think about the connections they have and to explore building relationships that will support them on their journeys. The group process promotes exploration of the answers to their questions, thereby improving feelings of self-worth and further increasing the capacity to reconcile previous relationships and form new relationships. For more information about the Groups Program, please contact Darla L. Henry & Associates, Inc. at office@darlahenry.org.
Darla L. Henry & Associates, Inc. is the sole authorized provider of 3-5-7 Model� training & programs.