Group Therapy

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Connection, Growth, and Shared Values: Let’s Address Your Concerns Together

Healing happens in community. Values-based group therapy offers a supportive space to connect with others, share experiences, and grow together. Through meaningful discussions and guided reflection, you'll gain new perspectives, build resilience, and align your journey with what truly matters to you—all while feeling seen, heard, and supported.

All therapy groups are currently open to referrals.
Call today to schedule an intake or join the waitlist.

Mindfulness

An introductory group for mindfulness and meditation. Supports participants to reduce stress and improve their well-being through present-moment awareness.

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Self-Compassion

A mindfulness-based group for developing a more compassionate inner-voice. Based on Mindful Self Compassion research and practices

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Reclaiming Sexuality After Trauma

This group is for those who have experienced relational and sexual trauma. Over the course of 12 weeks we will discuss topics including the biological impacts of trauma, communicating with partners, finding safety within ourselves, and connecting to pleasure.

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Seeking Safety

A trauma focused group aimed to build coping skills to create safety, hope, empowerment and healthy relationships with yourself and others.

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Finding Your Best Self

Group focused on developing your best self in the context of mental health. Great for those who have completed Seeking Safety.

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Resilient Together

A process-oriented group in which participants are invited to support one another in coping with the distress that persistent pain can cause.

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Explain Pain

A group to understand, reduce, and better cope with persistent physical pain.

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Postpartum Support Group

Supportive and psychoeducational group for managing the transition into parenthood. Focus on perinatal mental health, coping strategies, boundaries, asking for help, and exploring identity.

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Emotional Eating

Supportive and DBT-skills group for developing insight and tools for navigating emotional eating, over-eating and binging.

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T-Shirt Swim Club

Supportive process group to instill hope, develop body value, and drive connection around living in a fat body in a weight-centric culture.

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Untangled: A Space for Connection and Growth

Support group for those for navigating relationships with emotionally immature parents.

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Weight Loss Support Group

Process group for those using (or interested in) weight loss medication. Group will provide additional support and resources for managing emotions, behaviors, and relationship with food.

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Fat Affirming Specialty Series: Healthcare While Fat

A psychotherapy group for adults living in larger bodies who have experienced weight stigma, bias, or distress within healthcare settings.

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Fat Affirming Specialty Series: Dating While Fat

A process and support group designed for women navigating dating, body image, visibility, shame, rejection sensitivity, intimacy, and relational patterns while living in larger bodies.

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Caretaker Support: Neurocognitive disorders

A therapy group to support caretakers of individuals with neurocognitive disorders (e.g. dementia) using Yalom group therapy interventions.

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Navigating the Cancer Experience

Process group for cancer patients in active treatment. The group will work to help clients better understand the ways in which cancer impacts themselves and their relationships

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Group therapy can help to…

  • Feel Less Alone

  • Gain New Perspectives

  • Improve Communication

  • Receive Support

  • Practice Social Skills

  • Learn Coping Strategies

  • Build Self-Awareness

  • Increase Confidence

  • Develop Healthy Boundaries

  • Grow in a Safe Space


Frequently Asked Questions

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Therapy Your Way

Visit us in-person at one of our Portland metro locations. Prefer to stay cozy at home? Our Telehealth sessions bring therapy to you! We serve anywhere in the state(s) of Oregon and Washington.