Group Counseling
Live Better
Group counseling offers a unique environment for people with shared realities to talk about their experiences and learn methods for understanding and managing whatever trouble spot they are going through in life. Our group counseling sessions focus on open discussion in a respectful and inviting setting. We offer group counseling for anger management, domestic violence, and addiction/recovery as well as others on an as-needed basis. Co-parenting groups are available upon request.
Anger Management Group Counseling
Learn to Control and Direct Anger
Anger is a natural human emotion—but sometimes it can get out of control. In our anger management groups, we focus on learning about the types of anger and how to identify and manage our anger. Anger management focuses on dealing with stress, learning and using empathy, and assertive communication. Our anger management group counseling is designed to help you better understand how anger can affect your life and how to make changes.
Domestic Violence Group Counseling
Domestic violence and sexual assault can be an isolating experience that builds invisible walls around a survivor and batterer. In our domestic violence counseling groups for batterers, we focus on working with those who are seeking help on their own or when appointed by a court to identify and replace the cycle of domestic battery.
Addiction and Recovery Group Counseling
Overcome Addiction
Substance abuse recovery counseling groups are available for those who have experienced or are experiencing substance abuse. Our Substance abuse recovery counseling groups allow group members with similar experiences to learn recovery strategies together, share information, and support each other to overcome self-destructive behaviors. For people starting the recovery process, group counseling can be particularly helpful because of sharing and support found in recovery counseling groups. Our substance abuse recovery groups are in a professional and private setting where open communication and support are emphasized.
Sobriety Court
Changing Habits
Sobriety Court-appointed group counseling is typically offered to individuals who are ready to admit their substance abuse and who have multiple offenses in the past for DUI or other public intoxication-related arrests. The goal of Sobriety Court group counseling is to help support an individual’s path towards sobriety and rebuilding their life after the often lasting effects of multiple substance-related offenses and incarceration.