Groups are recommended for people looking to work on relationship issues, practice social skills, and find support and camaraderie on topics that are sensitive or require discretion from work, home, or other social environments. Groups may be formed to focus on the following topics:
Rediscovering your inner child: Working on core issues and wounds that are foundational to our being. Groups act as support and sounding boards for needs, wants, abuses, and neglect that has led to dysfunctional patterns that create chaos in our current lives.
Addiction recovery support: A place to support your recovery from addiction, whether through sobriety, reduced harm, or other approaches. There are no other requirements (religious or otherwise) that some find difficult as a part of other programs.
Executive function support: Individuals looking for emotional support using creative strategies. Whether it’s strategizing for advancement or promotion, managing classes, or achieving relationship goals, meet with a dedicated group willing to support, challenge, and collaborate with you to accomplish your goals.
Groups require a minimum of 4 people to start. Clinician and clients work together to recruit appropriate and interested individuals.