Child to parent violence has become a concerning issue in the society, studies show that in the past few years violence towards parents has increased by 40% (Fernandez, 2017; according to Erostarbe, Martinez and Astondoa, 2018). On average 20% of adolescents are violent to their parents (CPV - A practical guide, 2019). The etiological reasons for such behavior are: permissive parenting style, child’s exposure to previous violence and trauma, exposure to media violence and adolescent behaviors (peer pressure, alcohol and drug abuse) (CPV - A practical guide, 2019). In Croatia, Zloković (2009) reports and warns of a dramatic, large number of reports of adolescent to parent violence. Violence against parents requires public awareness and reaction in terms of the implementation of preventive interventions and the selection of an effective treatment program. Considering that offenders of this form of domestic abuse are minors, one of the possible criminal justice system sentences is an obligatory participation in an individual or group psychosocial treatment program. Group work refers to a method of work that includes working with several individuals, helping them change or deal with a long-lasting problem they are encountering, guided by a therapist or counselor. In a group setting, people learn to solve personal and group problems and develop important skills and knowledge to function better and understand others and the community they live in (Žižak et al., 2011). Adolescents are susceptible to peer pressure and they value feedback from others, meaning a group treatment program serves as a suitable environment. The aim of this paper is to create a group program for the young population that is (or has been) violent in their family homes. The structure of the paper is based on two main principles: review and presentation of existing group work programs and assessment and analysis of the situation in Croatia (regarding child to parent violence). In order to get insight and to gather information, semi structured interviews will be held with experts and professionals working with troubled youth. Development of the program will follow Adjuković’s group program planning method (1987): identification of needs, definition of purpose and goals, organizational environment, work approach, selection of potential participants, initial contact with the participants, group formation and the evaluation of the program. The value and importance of creating a program for children violent to parents is reflected in the growing number of violent incidents and the absence of such specialized programs in Croatia.