Group Therapy in Phoenix

Available online throughout Arizona

A space to feel understood, connected, and explore real change. Together.

What group is like:

Group therapy isn’t about performing or having the “right things to say- it’s about showing up and discovering what happens when you’re met by others.

  • Small group of other adults (never more than 8).

  • Meeting weekly via secure video for 60 minute sessions.

  • Conversations are supported and facilitated- you won’t be left to figure it out on your own and you won’t be forced to share.

  • Space to talk about what’s happening in your life

  • Opportunities to be heard, to listen, and to respond to others.

  • Affordable session fees- about a third the cost of individual sessions.

It’s completely normal to feel unsure about group therapy. You might be wondering:

  • What if I don’t know what to say?

  • What if it’s awkward or I just feel weird?

  • What if I feel judged or don’t fit in?

  • What if I shut down or share too much and feel exposed?

These concerns are common- and part of what makes group meaningful. You won’t be pushed to share before you’re ready, and part of the work is creating a space where people can show up honestly, at their own pace.

What makes these groups feel safe and meaningful:

  • A licensed therapist is present to guide the process and help create a space that feels safe and respectful.

  • Gentle structure and prompts help to deepen reflection and connection.

  • Attention is given to both your experiences and what unfolds between group members.

  • Shared experiences are identified and explored, helping you feel less alone and more understood.

Group therapy isn’t just a group of people talking- it’s a space that’s intentionally guided and supported.

Group may a good fit if you:

  • Have done therapy before but want something more experiential or just need more support.

  • Feel “too much” or are unsure how you come across to others.

  • Want deeper, more authentic relationships.

  • Are open to being part of a shared relational process.