Groups

Emerging Into Adulthood

What is it?

Feeling stuck between "Just graduated" and "What now?"
You are not alone! This therapy group is designed to help you build clarity, confidence, and connection as you step into adulthood.

You'll gain:

-Greater self-awareness
-Practical coping skills
-A supportive community of peers
-Confidence in navigating adulthood

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LGBTQIA+ Process Group

What is it?

Connection, Healing & Growth in Community

This group offers a supportive, affirming space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, nonbinary, and questioning adults to explore personal challenges, relationships, identity, and emotional wellbeing in community. Many LGBTQ+ adults navigate unique stressors that can be difficult to process alone.

This group is idea for LGBTQ+ adults seeking:

-Deeper self-awareness
-Emotional support
-Meaningful connection
-Great self-acceptance
-Healthier relationships

Guided by Dr. Bridgette Hensley, Psy.D., LP, this group emphasizes shared experience, emotional safety, authenticity, and meaningful connection.

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Women Living with Loneliness Process Group

What is it?

Connection starts with being seen. This group is a place to begin.

You can be surrounded by people and still feel profoundly alone. This process group offers a warm, compassionate space for women who feel isolated, disconnected, or unseen — whether due to life transitions, relationship changes, grief, or a lingering sense of not quite belonging.

Together, we’ll explore what makes connection feel difficult and what helps it come alive. Through open conversation and mutual support, members will practice vulnerability, deepen self-understanding, and build meaningful, authentic relationships.

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Coming Soon...

  • Mindfulness Group
  • More to come...

Want more information about our groups?

Group therapy offers a supportive space where individuals can connect with others who are navigating similar challenges. In a safe and guided environment, group members share experiences, learn new perspectives, and practice healthy coping skills together. This collaborative process not only reduces feelings of isolation but also builds a sense of community, encouragement, and accountability—making growth and healing more attainable. *Groups are reimbursable via HSA/FSA accounts even if you choose not to use insurance for payment.

We'd love to answer any questions you might have. Contact Julie Rice, LMHC at julie.rice@515therapy.com or 515-402-4814