In this 12-week group, boys will work through a program of discussing mental health and coping skills in dealing with emotional stress, relationships (i.e. peer pressure), and other environmental influences.
In this 12-week group, boys will work through a program of discussing mental health and coping skills in dealing with emotional stress, relationships (i.e. peer pressure), and other environmental influences.
Create Healthy Relationships, is a therapy group for women, focusing on self- focus/empowerment in relationships. In the safety of a secure environment, you will gain insight into yourself and how you function in relationships, starting with the relationship with yourself. As you share life experiences and bond with each other, your strengths and weaknesses gradually unfold in miniature. Though honest disclosure of your feelings and the willingness to receive feedback as to how others experience you, you will be able to explore and heal your co-dependency issues, empowering you to create the loving connections you've always wanted.
Create Healthy Relationships, is a therapy group for women, focusing on self- focus/empowerment in relationships. In the safety of a secure environment, you will gain insight into yourself and how you function in relationships, starting with the relationship with yourself. As you share life experiences and bond with each other, your strengths and weaknesses gradually unfold in miniature. Though honest disclosure of your feelings and the willingness to receive feedback as to how others experience you, you will be able to explore and heal your co-dependency issues, empowering you to create the loving connections you've always wanted.
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Join a safe space, with a supportive community of teens (12-17). Learn how to identify and address the challenges of identifying as LGBTQ+ and embrace your authentic self.
Hosted by Sex Addiction | Betrayal Trauma | Intensives
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, NATC, ASAT-C
Group meets in Camarillo, CA 93010
Join a safe space, with a supportive community of teens (12-17). Learn how to identify and address the challenges of identifying as LGBTQ+ and embrace your authentic self.
Women's Sacred Circle and would love any referrals you may have. It's a more spiritual Circle with some processing and time to share. We will be doing some art therapy, too, which is a wonderful way to access the psyche and heal. Therapists welcome! Sliding scale and possible insurance accepted for Aetna and Quest. We will meet weekly at a time that works for the majority of women. Send interested parties to yolanda.mft@gmail.com or www.yolandatherapy.com. Thanks!
Hosted by Yolanda Yturralde, Psychedelic-Assisted Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, MFT, LPCC, KAP
Group meets in Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Women's Sacred Circle and would love any referrals you may have. It's a more spiritual Circle with some processing and time to share. We will be doing some art therapy, too, which is a wonderful way to access the psyche and heal. Therapists welcome! Sliding scale and possible insurance accepted for Aetna and Quest. We will meet weekly at a time that works for the majority of women. Send interested parties to yolanda.mft@gmail.com or www.yolandatherapy.com. Thanks!
The group members are high school students from the Conejo Valley and surrounding areas. Our group population struggles with mental health issues such as depression, anger, anxiety, friendships or family dynamics, COVID worries, and low self-esteem. We meet weekly from 5-6:15 during the school year with a summer break (starting on Zoom to keep members safe). Looking forward to connecting with you soon.
Hosted by Daniel Veselak
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
Group meets in Westlake Village, CA 91361
The group members are high school students from the Conejo Valley and surrounding areas. Our group population struggles with mental health issues such as depression, anger, anxiety, friendships or family dynamics, COVID worries, and low self-esteem. We meet weekly from 5-6:15 during the school year with a summer break (starting on Zoom to keep members safe). Looking forward to connecting with you soon.
This process group is specifically for therapists and those working in the mental health field. The group is for Therapists looking to grow alongside others who understand the unique nature of our profession. Together, we will explore a deeper understanding of ourselves and how we experience being in Relationships. Accepting new members.
This process group is specifically for therapists and those working in the mental health field. The group is for Therapists looking to grow alongside others who understand the unique nature of our profession. Together, we will explore a deeper understanding of ourselves and how we experience being in Relationships. Accepting new members.
Upcoming group starting in Fall 2026 in Santa Barbara, CA. An opportunity for girls to have a supportive therapy group to process emotions, explore social dynamics, and learn ways to support their unique nervous systems. By developing interpersonal skills, self-advocacy, and confidence, participants will understand their power and impact on the world around them.
Upcoming group starting in Fall 2026 in Santa Barbara, CA. An opportunity for girls to have a supportive therapy group to process emotions, explore social dynamics, and learn ways to support their unique nervous systems. By developing interpersonal skills, self-advocacy, and confidence, participants will understand their power and impact on the world around them.
This open process group is designed for teens in grades 9-12 to navigate challenges, foster mutual learning, and provide support to one another. Commonly explored discussion topics include depression and anxiety, academic pressures, social challenges, substance use, relationship conflicts, family dynamics, and life transitions.
Hosted by Patricia L Pascoe
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
Group meets in Santa Barbara, CA 93101
This open process group is designed for teens in grades 9-12 to navigate challenges, foster mutual learning, and provide support to one another. Commonly explored discussion topics include depression and anxiety, academic pressures, social challenges, substance use, relationship conflicts, family dynamics, and life transitions.
A small group that meets in nature to help pre-teens (ages 10-12) practice mindfulness and learn coping skills, while building their relationship with nature and peers. This group offers a supportive space to decompress after school, process emotions through somatic exploration, learn about our nervous systems, gently move the body, and practice communicating effectively with others. Enrollment for Fall 2025 is open! Meeting time will be determined by those who are first to sign up. Email or call to enroll your pre-teen today.
A small group that meets in nature to help pre-teens (ages 10-12) practice mindfulness and learn coping skills, while building their relationship with nature and peers. This group offers a supportive space to decompress after school, process emotions through somatic exploration, learn about our nervous systems, gently move the body, and practice communicating effectively with others. Enrollment for Fall 2025 is open! Meeting time will be determined by those who are first to sign up. Email or call to enroll your pre-teen today.
Roll to Revive is a mental health group that utilizes role playing games (similar to Dungeons and Dragons) to build social skills and foster peer relationships. Sessions will focus on different aspects of mental health or specific social skills. For example, the party may be faced with a challenge that can only be overcome by working collaboratively. Other sessions may cover topics such as peer relationships, isolation, bullying, anger management, coping skills, etc. Separate groups are available for teens and adults.
Roll to Revive is a mental health group that utilizes role playing games (similar to Dungeons and Dragons) to build social skills and foster peer relationships. Sessions will focus on different aspects of mental health or specific social skills. For example, the party may be faced with a challenge that can only be overcome by working collaboratively. Other sessions may cover topics such as peer relationships, isolation, bullying, anger management, coping skills, etc. Separate groups are available for teens and adults.
Creativity, meditation, guided imagery, with prayer to release Healing, Blessings, Gifting, Love, and Unity.
Hosted by Creative Family Therapy Inc, BrainSpot Certified
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, BSP
Group meets in Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Creativity, meditation, guided imagery, with prayer to release Healing, Blessings, Gifting, Love, and Unity.
In this group we will use the relational field of the group to build safety in community with others and explore relational dynamics that arise in the present moment. We will work to take responsibility in relationships and step into vulnerability in an effort to heal attachment wounds in real time.
Hosted by Molly Mitchell-Hardt Field
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
Group meets in Carpinteria, CA 93013
In this group we will use the relational field of the group to build safety in community with others and explore relational dynamics that arise in the present moment. We will work to take responsibility in relationships and step into vulnerability in an effort to heal attachment wounds in real time.
arenting can feel overwhelming when your child experiences intense emotions, behavioral challenges, neurodevelopmental differences, communication difficulties, or mental health concerns. This supportive, skills-based group helps parents strengthen connection, improve communication, reduce conflict, and respond more effectively during difficult moments. Drawing from evidence-based approaches, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), participants will learn practical strategies for managing emotional escalations, setting healthy boundaries, validating emotions, and repairing relationships after conflict. Parents will also receive support from others facing similar challenges. Common concerns include ADHD, autism spectrum differences (ASD), anxiety, depression, emotional dysregulation, executive functioning challenges, school refusal, and family conflict.
Hosted by Danah A. Williams
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
Group meets in Santa Barbara, CA 93101
arenting can feel overwhelming when your child experiences intense emotions, behavioral challenges, neurodevelopmental differences, communication difficulties, or mental health concerns. This supportive, skills-based group helps parents strengthen connection, improve communication, reduce conflict, and respond more effectively during difficult moments. Drawing from evidence-based approaches, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), participants will learn practical strategies for managing emotional escalations, setting healthy boundaries, validating emotions, and repairing relationships after conflict. Parents will also receive support from others facing similar challenges. Common concerns include ADHD, autism spectrum differences (ASD), anxiety, depression, emotional dysregulation, executive functioning challenges, school refusal, and family conflict.
Living authentically requires that we meet ourselves with more compassion, mindfulness and skill. This group explores common themes we wrestle with as women. Outcomes for members include: deepened awareness of our reactions to change and transition; discovery of blind spots and unsatisfying relationship patterns, support for transforming old, reactive ways of being into potent, inspired & self-directed action; resources for creating more satisfying connection with self and loved ones; safe, respectful feedback on how others experience us; and clarity of purpose to pursue and cultivate what matters most.
Hosted by Thery Jenkins
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
Group meets in Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Living authentically requires that we meet ourselves with more compassion, mindfulness and skill. This group explores common themes we wrestle with as women. Outcomes for members include: deepened awareness of our reactions to change and transition; discovery of blind spots and unsatisfying relationship patterns, support for transforming old, reactive ways of being into potent, inspired & self-directed action; resources for creating more satisfying connection with self and loved ones; safe, respectful feedback on how others experience us; and clarity of purpose to pursue and cultivate what matters most.
Build supportive connections with other LGBTQIA+ folks in this welcoming group run by a queer therapist. Designed to help you navigate your identity, improve your relationships, and take care of your mental health. Welcoming of all races, identities, ages, & stages. Spots available: up to 12. Session time: 90 minutes. Length: 8-week group. Fee: $45 per session. Location: Virtual. Coming Fall 2024!
Hosted by Talia Tzouris
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, MA, AMFT
Group meets in Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Build supportive connections with other LGBTQIA+ folks in this welcoming group run by a queer therapist. Designed to help you navigate your identity, improve your relationships, and take care of your mental health. Welcoming of all races, identities, ages, & stages. Spots available: up to 12. Session time: 90 minutes. Length: 8-week group. Fee: $45 per session. Location: Virtual. Coming Fall 2024!
The group focus is to improve interpersonal relationships with other men. As a leader, I strive to offer a wide range of experiences, whether it be weekly e-mail feedback or having members complete a genogram. The curriculum for the group draws on my various trainings - Gestalt, KAP, EMDR, Structural Family Therapy, to name a few. This group is for men who want to be challenged, improve their relationships, and have some experience with therapy. All potential members are screened to make sure they are the right fit.
The group focus is to improve interpersonal relationships with other men. As a leader, I strive to offer a wide range of experiences, whether it be weekly e-mail feedback or having members complete a genogram. The curriculum for the group draws on my various trainings - Gestalt, KAP, EMDR, Structural Family Therapy, to name a few. This group is for men who want to be challenged, improve their relationships, and have some experience with therapy. All potential members are screened to make sure they are the right fit.
Our Teen DBT group offers a welcoming space for teens to learn valuable skills for managing emotions, coping with stress, and improving relationships. I’ll guide them through four key modules—mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness—helping them gain practical tools to face the challenges of adolescence. In this group, your teen will connect with others who understand what they’re going through and build emotional resilience. I'm here to support them as they grow and find their path.
Our Teen DBT group offers a welcoming space for teens to learn valuable skills for managing emotions, coping with stress, and improving relationships. I’ll guide them through four key modules—mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness—helping them gain practical tools to face the challenges of adolescence. In this group, your teen will connect with others who understand what they’re going through and build emotional resilience. I'm here to support them as they grow and find their path.
The group for social anxiety is a group designed for young adults in their 20s and adjacent to meet and connect to peers who understand their experiences without judgment. This group will teach practical skills on how to be assertive within an environment of people who are willing to provide and receive support. This group is a safe space to share, experiment, and feel like you belong.
Hosted by California Counseling Clinics
Treatment Center, MA, LMFT, PhD, PsyD
Group meets in Santa Barbara, CA 93109
The group for social anxiety is a group designed for young adults in their 20s and adjacent to meet and connect to peers who understand their experiences without judgment. This group will teach practical skills on how to be assertive within an environment of people who are willing to provide and receive support. This group is a safe space to share, experiment, and feel like you belong.
Ongoing group therapy for teen boys or those who identify as male to explore social anxiety and to practice relationship building skills. I have space for new members. This strength-based teen group is designed to get underneath the veneer of adolescent toughness and support teens to thrive as their authentic selves. The group will also focus on emotional literacy and peer connection, and will explore themes related to relationships, purpose, masculinity, loyalty, honor, power, bullying, and academics.
Hosted by James 'jamie' Fortin
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, AATI
Group meets in Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Ongoing group therapy for teen boys or those who identify as male to explore social anxiety and to practice relationship building skills. I have space for new members. This strength-based teen group is designed to get underneath the veneer of adolescent toughness and support teens to thrive as their authentic selves. The group will also focus on emotional literacy and peer connection, and will explore themes related to relationships, purpose, masculinity, loyalty, honor, power, bullying, and academics.
This group will address screen time, social media, Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO), "Vamping,” online gaming, compulsive phone checking, and more. It will foster healthy habits with technology, include social skills building, and provide an opportunity for in-person peer engagement.
This group will address screen time, social media, Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO), "Vamping,” online gaming, compulsive phone checking, and more. It will foster healthy habits with technology, include social skills building, and provide an opportunity for in-person peer engagement.
