Group Counseling

JOURNEYS COUNSELING CENTER GROUPS

Join the Waitlist for our Groups.

Church Trauma

PROCESSING GROUP

Hosted by Houston Hough, LAC

In-Person | Saturday Afternoons 6-Week Group

Infertility & IVF

SUPPORT GROUP

Hosted by Grant Pooley, LPC

Virtual | Every Other Tues Evening

6 Sessions Over 3 Months

Adult ADHD

PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL GROUP

Hosted by Stephanie Otte, LPC

In-Person | 6-Week Group

Option to Join Bi-Weekly Support Group After

FAQs for Group Therapy.

  • Group therapy offers a unique opportunity for growth, healing, and connection with others who may share similar experiences. You can gain fresh insights, explore different perspectives, and develop essential coping skills while fostering a sense of connection and reducing isolation.

    Group therapy can be more cost-effective than individual sessions because expenses are shared, making professional guidance accessible to a wider range of people.

  • Some of the groups ask for payment ahead of time in order to foster a deeper commitment to the process, not only for yourself but for the entire group. When everyone is equally invested, the group tends to flourish, and your personal progress can be more consistent and meaningful. Commitment and continued presence in the group therapy process creates a sense of trust and togetherness within the group, and this cohesion enriches the experience for everyone.

  • Our therapy practice offers a variety of group types, each catering to different needs:

    Process Group: This type of group offers a space for personal exploration and processing of your own story. It creates a safe, supportive environment for exploring your thoughts, feelings, and experiences, much like a journey of self-discovery.

    Psychoeducational Group: These workshops provide you with specific knowledge and skills to manage challenges, enhance personal growth, and better understand your situation. In these sessions, you'll acquire practical skills, information, and techniques to manage specific challenges, such as anxiety, stress, or relationship issues. These groups focus on didactically teaching and equipping you with valuable tools for everyday life.

    Support Group: Support groups are all about connecting with others who are dealing with similar issues. It's a safe space to share, heal, and offer support to fellow group members. Because our professional therapists facilitate the groups, this adds more emotional safety and ensures a warm and supportive environment where you can find empathy, understanding, and encouragement.

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