Our lives exist within the context of groups. For most of us, at the root of what we wish to change is a desire for closeness, intimacy, and meaningful relationships. Whether in a therapeutic or educational format, group can be a powerful change agent in the process of growth. The model of group work that we use is heavily influenced by Irvin Yalom's social microcosm theory, a focus on the here-and-now, and a variety of trauma models. Currently all groups are being offered virtually via Zoom.
This group is for clinicians that want to improve their facilitation and group leadership skills. The group utilizes a social learning model of here-and-now interaction. We use the collective power of the group to unearth the parts of self that prevent or mute effective group leadership.
This group is for any male-idenitifying person recovering from an addictive behavior. Many members are in recovery from process addictions (sex, porn, technology use) and chemical addictions (drugs/alcohol). This group meets bi-weekly.
This is a support group for parents of children who struggle with problematic screen use. These groups are currently held monthly.