Individual therapy provides a deep, private space for insight, but group therapy offers something different: an "arena" for real-life practice. Discover how group psychotherapy acts as a safe mini-experiment, allowing you to test new behaviors and master your relationships in a contained environment.

Group therapy offers a powerful gift: the honest, collective perspective of peers. Discover how this multiple mirror approach illuminates your blind spots, challenges shame, and leads to profound self-healing.

I found myself struck by a profound loneliness in my mid-thirties when my social connections faded. The sense of isolation was immense. Many people turn to therapy to feel seen, but what often surprises them in group work is this: healing begins not just with sharing your own story, but with the quiet, powerful act of listening. Hearing another person endure their struggle is an immense relief. It chips away at the shame we carry and reminds us we're not alone in the human race.

Group therapy is not a support group. Learn how this professional, evidence-based modality uses peer dynamics as a "social laboratory" to achieve deep-seated change in behavior and relationships, often matching the outcomes of individual therapy.