Support Groups in 10013
The focus of experience-centered music therapy group is on each person’s experiences, including personal day-to-day life experiences, past experiences, aesthetic experiences, and experiences participating in therapy, music appreciation, and music making in that moment. In this group, we incorporate improvisation, receptive listening, or singing, as well as other potential art forms and verbal interventions, finding ways to connect them with music and music-making. Through this process, we work together to gain more awareness of issues from experiences, develop mechanisms to cope, and to eventually make positive changes.
The focus of experience-centered music therapy group is on each person’s experiences, including personal day-to-day life experiences, past experiences, aesthetic experiences, and experiences participating in therapy, music appreciation, and music making in that moment. In this group, we incorporate improvisation, receptive listening, or singing, as well as other potential art forms and verbal interventions, finding ways to connect them with music and music-making. Through this process, we work together to gain more awareness of issues from experiences, develop mechanisms to cope, and to eventually make positive changes.
Where you’ll learn DBT skills reframed to be neurodivergent friendly with the added bonus of accessible mindfulness practices, sensory strategies, and techniques to help you cope with overwhelming situations. ADULT GROUP: THURSDAYS 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM EST. TEEN GROUP: MONDAYS 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM EST. If you’re interested in learning more about these groups and pricing please reach out via email at leomasseydbt@gmail.com.
Where you’ll learn DBT skills reframed to be neurodivergent friendly with the added bonus of accessible mindfulness practices, sensory strategies, and techniques to help you cope with overwhelming situations. ADULT GROUP: THURSDAYS 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM EST. TEEN GROUP: MONDAYS 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM EST. If you’re interested in learning more about these groups and pricing please reach out via email at leomasseydbt@gmail.com.
This group is perfect for anyone who’d like to jump start or resume a creative practice within the support of community. We will use an Open Studio format including setting intentions, open creative time (with supportive prompts if preferred), and sharing/witnessing to close. This will be an intimate group of 5 participants for a 6-week cycle, beginning in early September. No art experience is necessary and all materials are provided. The fee for 6 weeks is $480. Payment is required to reserve your spot.
This group is perfect for anyone who’d like to jump start or resume a creative practice within the support of community. We will use an Open Studio format including setting intentions, open creative time (with supportive prompts if preferred), and sharing/witnessing to close. This will be an intimate group of 5 participants for a 6-week cycle, beginning in early September. No art experience is necessary and all materials are provided. The fee for 6 weeks is $480. Payment is required to reserve your spot.
This group offers a space to support men in understanding, managing, and communicating their anger more effectively. Through facilitated discussion and practical strategies, members learn to identify triggers, develop healthier responses, and communicate more constructively. Group therapy helps reduce the frequency and intensity of angry outbursts, improve relationships, and enhance overall emotional well-being. Participants benefit from mutual support and accountability, fostering personal growth and resilience. If you are interested in better managing your anger and improving your quality of life, reach out to us to learn more about our men's anger management group and how it can help you.
Hosted by Alloy Psychotherapy (Low Fee Therapists)
Verified Verified
Group meets in New York, NY 10013
This group offers a space to support men in understanding, managing, and communicating their anger more effectively. Through facilitated discussion and practical strategies, members learn to identify triggers, develop healthier responses, and communicate more constructively. Group therapy helps reduce the frequency and intensity of angry outbursts, improve relationships, and enhance overall emotional well-being. Participants benefit from mutual support and accountability, fostering personal growth and resilience. If you are interested in better managing your anger and improving your quality of life, reach out to us to learn more about our men's anger management group and how it can help you.
Hosted by Mindwork Therapy / Carolyn Ehrlich LCSW-R, CGP
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R, CGP
Group meets in New York, NY 10013
