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Grow, Reflect, & Reconnect — Together.

There’s something powerful about being in a space with people who just get it. Whether virtual or in-person, group therapy offers connection, shared healing, and the reminder that you’re not alone in what you’re carrying. Together, we explore topics like self-esteem, anxiety, identity, body image, life transitions, and the pressure to have it all figured out.

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Is This You?

  • You’re looking for support, not just to feel better, but to feel seen.

  • You want tools to help you cope, but also a space where you can be honest about what you're going through.

  • You’re craving connection, community, and the kind of understanding that only comes from people who actually get it.

  • You’re interested in gaining new perspectives, practicing vulnerability, and showing up more fully, but you want to do it somewhere that feels safe.

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How Group Therapy Can Help

Group therapy offers more than just support. It offers reflection, connection, and healing in community. Sharing space with others who get it can be a powerful reminder that you’re not alone in what you’re feeling or facing.

  • Feel seen and understood in a space that’s safe and nonjudgmental

  • Practice vulnerability and connection in real-time

  • Build confidence in expressing yourself and setting boundaries

  • Challenge unhelpful beliefs and feel less alone in your struggles

  • Gain perspective and learn from others’ insights and growth

  • Develop practical tools for navigating daily life, emotionally, mentally, and relationally.

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Current Groups

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    Parentified: A Group for Parentified Adult Children

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    Living With "Invisible" Chronic Illness

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