Group counseling is a form of psychotherapy in which two to 15 participants meet face-to-face to work through their problems and concerns under the guidance of one or two mental health professionals.

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Group therapy offers a supportive space to connect with others facing similar challenges, reducing isolation and building encouragement. Led by our clinicians, small groups of students generally meet ...

After about six months of individual therapy, Audrey A., then 28, felt like her progress had stalled. But she still wanted help working through a traumatic stalking incident that had happened earlier ...

Group therapy is a powerful tool for growth and change. Most of our groups range from 4-6 individuals who meet and ultimately share their struggles and concerns with the helpful facilitation of a ...

Group support offers a safe space for students to gain different perspectives, receive encouragement from peers, and develop a deeper self-understanding. It is often the most effective resource for ...

Family counseling, or family therapy, aims to address psychological, behavioral, and emotional issues that cause family problems. Family members will work with a therapist or counselor to develop and ...

The Counseling Clinic housed in the Center for Counseling and Diagnostic Services (CCDS) provides psychotherapeutic counseling services for children/adolescents, individuals, partners, couples, and ...

Group therapy is a form of therapy in which group members connect with one another in a confidential therapy space to discuss particular mental health concerns, learn ways to improve their well-being, ...

Counseling and therapy are two terms sometimes used interchangeably because they’re very similar. The greatest difference between the two is the training and license of the provider. Don’t worry too ...

Group therapy is an effective form of treatment where approximately 4-9 students meet under the guidance of one to two trained group therapists once a week for about 90 minutes. Most groups will meet ...