Group Therapy

Dynamic form of therapy & relationship skills building

What is Group therapy?

Group therapy is a form of psychological treatment that involves a small group of individuals working together with a trained mental health professional. The group setting provides a supportive environment for participants to share their experiences, thoughts, and feelings, while learning from the insights and perspectives of others.

The main goals of group therapy typically include increasing self-awareness, improving communication skills, fostering personal growth, and developing healthier coping mechanisms for dealing with life’s challenges. Group therapy can be helpful for individuals dealing with various issues, such as mental health disorders, grief, or relationship difficulties.

In group therapy, the therapist facilitates discussions and activities that encourage self-exploration, emotional expression, and interpersonal learning. Participants can benefit from the collective wisdom, empathy, and support of their peers, while also gaining a deeper understanding of their own patterns and behaviors. By observing and interacting with others facing similar struggles, individuals can learn new strategies for managing their problems and gain a sense of belonging and connection. Contact us today to learn more about our group therapy options.

Typical length of sessions

Group Therapy is typically 90 minutes and meets weekly

Clinicians who practice this modality

Rudy, Orian

Active Groups

Tuesday Men's Group

Ongoing group for men aged 21+ that meets every Tuesday from 5:30 – 7:00pm.

CURRENTLY FULL

Wednesday Men's Group

Ongoing group for men aged 21+ that meets every Wednesday from 5:30 – 7pm.

CURRENT OPENING

Woman's Group

Group for woman facilitated by Orian

Free 15 minute consulation

Schedule a free 15 minute call in order to determine the best clinician and modality for your needs.