This group is for women who have been formally diagnosed or self-diagnosed with PMDD, are currently working with an individual therapist, or have prior experience with psychotherapy, and who are ready to explore the experience of PMDD in a compassionate and non-judgmental environment. I hope to have six people in the group before we begin. We will meet weekly for...[ read more ]
Associate therapist Josephine Kelly is offering this new therapy group beginning in May. Did you know bisexual+ people make up over half of the LGBTQ+ community and have been critical change makers in the fight for queer and trans liberation? Yet somehow bi+ folks are often excluded from community and denied affirming mental health care due to stigma and misinformation. I...[ read more ]
Our alumni therapist Elaine Walker is forming a new psychotherapy group for twinless twins. Elaine shares: Twinless twins or womb survivors are people who lost their twin or sibling in utero or shortly thereafter. Womb twins can experience grief, survival guilt, a connection to the unknown and curiosity about how this experience may impact them as well as other...[ read more ]
One of our associate therapists, Erin Boyle, is now offering an online support group for Californians in tech who are involuntarily out of work. Knowing you’re not alone is one thing, but feeling it is another thing entirely. Being in community with folks who are facing similar challenges can make you feel better, and help you move through tough...[ read more ]
We attend therapy for a variety of different reasons. Sometimes group therapy is the best option for resolving certain issues. Sometimes individual therapy is the better choice. While nearly any issue can theoretically be addressed in either setting, there are certain issues that lend themselves better to groups vs. individual sessions and vice versa. Issues Commonly Addressed in Group Therapy...[ read more ]
Deciding between group therapy and individual therapy can be a significant step in your mental health journey. Each format has its unique benefits and drawbacks, and understanding these can help you decide what is right for you right now. Group Therapy Pros and Cons There are obviously pros and cons to any type of therapy including group therapy. Some examples:...[ read more ]
Group therapy is a powerful therapeutic approach that leverages the collective strength and shared experiences of individuals to foster healing and personal growth. Both individual and group therapy have unique strengths and benefits. Here are ten common benefits of therapy groups. 1. Support and Encouragement One of the most significant benefits of group therapy is the profound sense of support...[ read more ]
Group therapy is a powerful therapeutic approach that leverages the collective strength and shared experiences of individuals to foster healing and personal growth. Unlike individual therapy, group therapy offers a unique dynamic where participants benefit from the support and encouragement of their peers, gaining diverse perspectives and insights that can reshape their understanding of their own challenges. In this collaborative...[ read more ]
These two ongoing donation-based groups began in June 2020 amidst the George Floyd and Breonna Taylor rebellions, the zenith of the covid pandemic, and ongoing racial pandemic centered by today’s modern civil rights movement. As the world continues to turn, these groups remain a landing place for PGM folx to reality test racialized experiences, exist in solidarity, decolonize internalized paradigms,...[ read more ]