Wellness Pizza® Lab

The Wellness Pizza® Lab Series is designed for children and teens who want to strengthen their emotional well-being before problems become crises.

‍Whether a child is experiencing everyday stress, navigating friendships, adjusting to school demands, or simply looking to build healthy lifelong habits, the wellness lab provides practical, evidence-based skills in a supportive group environment. This approach reflects our belief that mental wellness should be practiced proactively, not only treated when something goes wrong.

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Using our signature Wellness Pizza® framework, children leave each session with strategies and tools they can use every day, and parents gain confidence that their child is building a strong foundation for long-term mental wellness.

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Program Format

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Frequency: 2 sessions per month

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Length: 60–90 minutes | Group Size: 4-6 participants

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Membership: $395/month

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Note: This program is interactive and skills-based and is not a substitute for individual psychotherapy or crisis services.‍Participants with significant behavioral, safety, or acute psychiatric concerns may be recommended for individual treatment before joining a group.

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Eligibility

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Age Groups

Children: Ages 8-12

Teens: Ages 13-17

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No mental health diagnosis is required; the lab is open to all youth seeking to build lifelong wellness skills

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Ideal For Youth Who:

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Are able to participate in a small-group setting
Experience mild to moderate challenges with stress, confidence, emotional regulation, social skills, or healthy habits
Want to improve friendships and communication
Are working on emotional regulation and healthy routines
Want to build confidence and resilience
Have a parent/guardian willing to reinforce skills at home

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Doctors

Ayotunde Ayobello, MD

Dr. Ayotunde Ayobello is the Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

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Angela Wilson, APRN

Angela Wilson is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and licensed psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience helping children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families navigate life's challenges.

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David Greenfeld, M.D

Dr. Greenfeld is a Professor of Psychiatry at Yale University. He served as the Head of the Adolescent and Young Adult Treatment Unit at Yale, New Haven.

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Diane Mickley, M.D, FACP, FAED

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Now Offering In-person and Virtual Appointments

We integrate evidence-based therapies, supportive services and when indicated, pharmacologic support to meet the diverse needs of each child and family. Whether your child is struggling with a mood disorder, ADHD, school challenges, or social difficulties, we are here to provide the support and guidance they need to thrive.