Group Work

What it is: Group work consists of small groups of people (patients or others) getting together and putting efforts towards a collective purpose. This can involve group psychotherapy, with group members as patients and a facilitator, professional groups, such as consultation or support groups, or other types of groups.

 

Frequency: Typically psychotherapy group meetings are once a week. Depending on schedules, presenting concerns, and motivation, this can be adjusted. Professional groups can meet in a variety of different frequencies, usually monthly at least.

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Length: Groups can last for a variety of timeframes. They can go for as short as 6-8 weeks and as long as years.

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What to Expect: Setting aside a consistent day and time for group work is essential: otherwise the group will not experience any level of cohesion for meaningful progress. Be ready to more fully engage with others as authentically as you can.

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Current Groups:

Professional Peer Consultation and Support (for other mental health providers only)