Humans are social animals, and many of us find comfort, support, solidarity, ideas and hope from being in community with people who relate to what we are going through or can offer a different perspective we may not have considered yet. Group therapy offers a unique and valuable experience, allowing you to connect with others facing similar challenges, share stories, and work toward positive change together.
Group therapy is as helpful as individual therapy for many different issues and groups of people, according to the American Psychological Association. It’s effective for a wide range of disorders and conditions, such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorder, eating disorders, substance use disorders and chronic pain. It’s also especially helpful for people with marginalized identities to find community and understanding that may otherwise be hard to find.
Some benefits of group therapy include:
At our therapy practice in Chicago and the surrounding areas, we’re committed to providing high-quality and transformative group therapy experiences. Our skilled therapists facilitate a variety of support groups designed to address different needs and concerns.
Our group therapy sessions are carefully curated to create a safe, confidential space where you can share openly and authentically. Our therapists are experienced in creating a supportive and nonjudgmental atmosphere, ensuring that all members feel respected and heard. We use evidence-based approaches and therapeutic techniques that take into account the specific needs of each group.
In our group therapy sessions, you can expect:
Group therapy sessions typically range from three to eight members. Groups usually meet once or twice each week for an hour or two.
If you’re searching for group therapy in Chicago, we invite you to reach out to our practice and explore the available options. Our compassionate therapists are here to support you on your journey toward personal growth, healing and a greater sense of well-being.
These current Best Therapies groups are accepting new members. Some of the links may take you to Eventbrite, an external site, for more information and registration.