Group Therapy Services
We offer the following series of psychotherapy and support groups, consistent with our practice philosophies about the vital importance of relationships. Kindred Psychology group therapy offerings are based on specific presenting problems, life circumstances, shared identities, and/or the type of skills that need further development. Group therapy is a cost-effective treatment modality covered by most insurance companies.
Group therapy is a powerful companion to individual therapy.
We have found that group therapy, in combination with individual therapy, can be a particularly effective combination for some individuals. Clients who are seeing individual therapists outside of Kindred Psychology are welcome to attend our groups. In fact, we highly encourage clients to maintain their established therapeutic relationships with outside providers! For a description of our current group therapy offerings, please see below.
Gender Diverse Group Series. Find your community! Browse our group offerings for gender diverse adults and adolescents. These groups serve to foster a sense of belonging and social support in the community. These groups provide valuable peer support and opportunities for relationship development for folks looking to meet others with similar identities.
Intersectional Identities: A Minority Stress & Social Safety Group. Minority Stress occurs when when the accumulated experiences of marginalization and discrimination overwhelm individuals’ stress response systems. This psychotherapy group is for diverse individuals ages 18+ who are interested in exploring and ameliorating the impact of minority stress, to ultimately develop a broader experience of social safety.
Community Group. In alignment with our mission to provide inclusive and affirming counseling services, this group combines mental health with community care and advocacy. From workshops to psychoeducation to collaborations with other organizations, this recurring event will feature a new topic each meeting and be hosted by Kindred Psychology staff.