Support Groups in Baltimore, MD

ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS. If you are queer/trans and neurodivergent, finding community among others with similar lived-experiences is incredibly healing but often quite challenging. This is an ongoing group for clients who are interested in coming together virtually to explore the impact of living in a hetero/cis-normative world that prioritizes the needs of neurotypical/allisitic folks and harms those who are different. Group can be intimidating and I welcome those who are uncertain but curious to join me for a 1:1 intake to discuss the potential benefits of building community in a welcoming and therapeutic space.
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Hosted by Becky Miller
Psychologist, PhD
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21218
ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS. If you are queer/trans and neurodivergent, finding community among others with similar lived-experiences is incredibly healing but often quite challenging. This is an ongoing group for clients who are interested in coming together virtually to explore the impact of living in a hetero/cis-normative world that prioritizes the needs of neurotypical/allisitic folks and harms those who are different. Group can be intimidating and I welcome those who are uncertain but curious to join me for a 1:1 intake to discuss the potential benefits of building community in a welcoming and therapeutic space.
(877) 893-5480 View (877) 893-5480
We believe group treatment helps people connect with others and build lifelong skills. At Charlie Health, our curated groups include CBT Groups, CFT Groups, DBT Skills Groups, ACT Groups, Experiential Therapy Groups, Processing Groups, Trauma Groups, and more. Clients meet in groups three times per week, with each day focusing on new processing and emotional awareness skills. We also have specific groups for veterans, new moms, neurodivergent individuals, BIPOC individuals, and LGBTQIA+ individuals.
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Hosted by Charlie Health
Psychiatrist
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21230
We believe group treatment helps people connect with others and build lifelong skills. At Charlie Health, our curated groups include CBT Groups, CFT Groups, DBT Skills Groups, ACT Groups, Experiential Therapy Groups, Processing Groups, Trauma Groups, and more. Clients meet in groups three times per week, with each day focusing on new processing and emotional awareness skills. We also have specific groups for veterans, new moms, neurodivergent individuals, BIPOC individuals, and LGBTQIA+ individuals.
(443) 594-8507 View (443) 594-8507
Ongoing groups that use unique ways of adapting to daily stressors. The goal of this group is to teach individuals how to accurately examine triggers and perceptions of situations and learn healthy, and constructive ways in which to express frustration. Helping to deal with anger, stress, and many other triggers. MOST INSURANCES ARE ACCEPTED.
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Hosted by TNAT Holistic Wellness Center | Group Therapy
Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor, PhD, LCPC, NCC
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21214
Ongoing groups that use unique ways of adapting to daily stressors. The goal of this group is to teach individuals how to accurately examine triggers and perceptions of situations and learn healthy, and constructive ways in which to express frustration. Helping to deal with anger, stress, and many other triggers. MOST INSURANCES ARE ACCEPTED.
(443) 329-5741 View (443) 329-5741
A support group for Latinx individuals to support, uplift, and create community with one another.
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Hosted by Dr. Michael Marquez
Psychologist, PsyD
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21202
A support group for Latinx individuals to support, uplift, and create community with one another.
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A neurodiversity-affirming group that provides a safe, inclusive space for neurodivergent individuals to discuss the experiences of living in a neuro-conforming world, feel validated in their sense of self, and engage in supporting each other through shared experiences. Prominent themes of this group may include topics related to sensory care, masking and safely unmasking, managing shame and guilt, exploring one’s authentic self, self-care and community care, and ableism.
Photo of Dr. Chris Truong, Psychologist, PsyD
Hosted by Dr. Chris Truong
Psychologist, PsyD
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21209
A neurodiversity-affirming group that provides a safe, inclusive space for neurodivergent individuals to discuss the experiences of living in a neuro-conforming world, feel validated in their sense of self, and engage in supporting each other through shared experiences. Prominent themes of this group may include topics related to sensory care, masking and safely unmasking, managing shame and guilt, exploring one’s authentic self, self-care and community care, and ableism.
(443) 648-9833 View (443) 648-9833
The Thrive group is a virtual group open to women in recovery from eating disorders and disordered eating patterns who are motivated to make peace with their relationship with food and their bodies. Co-lead by Adina Fradkin and Carolyn Karoll, a dietitian and a therapist who specialize in the treatment of eating disorders/body image concerns, participants will work on skills, to include experiential modalities, to build strength in recovery and relapse prevention. Please call or email thriveinrecovery@gmail.com for more information.
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Hosted by Carolyn M. Karoll
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW-C, CEDS-C
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21224
The Thrive group is a virtual group open to women in recovery from eating disorders and disordered eating patterns who are motivated to make peace with their relationship with food and their bodies. Co-lead by Adina Fradkin and Carolyn Karoll, a dietitian and a therapist who specialize in the treatment of eating disorders/body image concerns, participants will work on skills, to include experiential modalities, to build strength in recovery and relapse prevention. Please call or email thriveinrecovery@gmail.com for more information.
(443) 550-8678 View (443) 550-8678
In this weekly virtual group, participants will be able to listen to the Safe and Sound protocol at their own pace. The benefit of this is co-regulation. Our nervous systems respond to each other's, and listening to the SSP can activate in our systems. It's what we want. This group is a casual and safe way to practice the rise and fall in our systems, and progress through the SSP. For more information on the SSP go to www.whatisthessp.com. This group is not approved for insurance coverage, and a membership applies for using SSP.
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Hosted by Nicholas A. L. Etheridge
Counselor, LCPC, NCC
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21211
In this weekly virtual group, participants will be able to listen to the Safe and Sound protocol at their own pace. The benefit of this is co-regulation. Our nervous systems respond to each other's, and listening to the SSP can activate in our systems. It's what we want. This group is a casual and safe way to practice the rise and fall in our systems, and progress through the SSP. For more information on the SSP go to www.whatisthessp.com. This group is not approved for insurance coverage, and a membership applies for using SSP.
(443) 665-0577 View (443) 665-0577
This group is a space for people with endo to connect and engage in mutual support of each other. It's open to anyone at any stage of their endo journey!
Photo of Elizabeth Allen, Art Therapist, LCPAT, LPC, LGPC, ATR-BC
Hosted by Elizabeth Allen
Art Therapist, LCPAT, LPC, LGPC, ATR-BC
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21210
This group is a space for people with endo to connect and engage in mutual support of each other. It's open to anyone at any stage of their endo journey!
(443) 830-3447 View (443) 830-3447
Begins Thursday Feb 8th. An 8 week virtual group designed to provide people with a safe, therapeutic space to connect with other individuals struggling fertility challenges and prenatal loss. This group is for individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, grief and loss, or general emotional difficulties in adjusting to infertility struggles. Topics include: • Facing the Stigma of Infertility • Asking for Help/Finding Infertility Resources • Mindfulness and Radical Acceptance • Self-Advocacy in the Medical System • Dealing with Body and Medication Changes • Lifestyle Habits to Support Infertility • Grief and Loss around Infertility Journey. Mix of check ins, themed topics and mindfulness strategies.
Photo of Rebecca Harrison Radcliffe, Counselor, MA, LCPC, PMH-C
Hosted by Rebecca Harrison Radcliffe
Counselor, MA, LCPC, PMH-C
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21211
Begins Thursday Feb 8th. An 8 week virtual group designed to provide people with a safe, therapeutic space to connect with other individuals struggling fertility challenges and prenatal loss. This group is for individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, grief and loss, or general emotional difficulties in adjusting to infertility struggles. Topics include: • Facing the Stigma of Infertility • Asking for Help/Finding Infertility Resources • Mindfulness and Radical Acceptance • Self-Advocacy in the Medical System • Dealing with Body and Medication Changes • Lifestyle Habits to Support Infertility • Grief and Loss around Infertility Journey. Mix of check ins, themed topics and mindfulness strategies.
(443) 273-5318 View (443) 273-5318
Many women who are ages 40 and older are finding that "no one told me it would be like this." Some describe this time as "becoming invisible," or simply more difficult than they thought. Join Sharon to discuss these issues and connect with other women. Contact information: scalvano@stonesoupcounseling.com
Photo of Sharon Calvano, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C
Hosted by Sharon Calvano
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21210
Many women who are ages 40 and older are finding that "no one told me it would be like this." Some describe this time as "becoming invisible," or simply more difficult than they thought. Join Sharon to discuss these issues and connect with other women. Contact information: scalvano@stonesoupcounseling.com
(443) 295-6172 View (443) 295-6172
This series of workshops led at The Womb Room features a trauma informed yoga sequence and therapeutic process discussion on how to cope with feelings of grief, pregnancy loss uncertainty, and loss of control while trying to conceive. Psychoeducation will be woven throughout the class to explain the benefits of yoga and breathwork on fertility and stress management. This workshop is designed to increase connection to your body, reduce stress and tension in your body and will offer yogic movements to promote fertility. All ages, gender expressions, and experience levels are welcome.
Photo of Rebecca Harrison Radcliffe, Counselor, MA, LCPC, PMH-C
Hosted by Rebecca Harrison Radcliffe
Counselor, MA, LCPC, PMH-C
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21211
This series of workshops led at The Womb Room features a trauma informed yoga sequence and therapeutic process discussion on how to cope with feelings of grief, pregnancy loss uncertainty, and loss of control while trying to conceive. Psychoeducation will be woven throughout the class to explain the benefits of yoga and breathwork on fertility and stress management. This workshop is designed to increase connection to your body, reduce stress and tension in your body and will offer yogic movements to promote fertility. All ages, gender expressions, and experience levels are welcome.
(443) 273-5318 View (443) 273-5318
4 session workshops geared towards empowering parent to create a working parenting system for their home. This workshop is designed to help focus parents on proactive parenting.Free babysitting may be provided
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Hosted by Bina Weiss
Marriage & Family Therapist, LCMFT
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21209
4 session workshops geared towards empowering parent to create a working parenting system for their home. This workshop is designed to help focus parents on proactive parenting.Free babysitting may be provided
(323) 430-9224 View (323) 430-9224
This group is for adults 18 and older, who are dealing with depression, anxiety, and problematic behaviors, who would like to feel better and be more in control of their emotions.Common challenges faced by group participants: Intense moods, Difficulty expressing feelings in effective ways, Easily angered/irritated, Lengthy return to baseline/feeling ok again, Overly sensitive, Engaging in problematic behaviors.
Photo of Mayer Solomon, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C
Hosted by Mayer Solomon
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21209
This group is for adults 18 and older, who are dealing with depression, anxiety, and problematic behaviors, who would like to feel better and be more in control of their emotions.Common challenges faced by group participants: Intense moods, Difficulty expressing feelings in effective ways, Easily angered/irritated, Lengthy return to baseline/feeling ok again, Overly sensitive, Engaging in problematic behaviors.
(410) 417-7576 View (410) 417-7576
This mental health group uses anime and manga to explore and understand mental health issues in a safe, supportive environment for teenagers. Participants engage in weekly sessions where they watch selected anime episodes or movies with relevant themes, opening discussions and encouraging reflection and connection to personal experiences. The group aims to promote resilience, empathy, and the importance of mental well-being, and is designed to be inclusive and welcoming to all teens, regardless of their familiarity with anime.
Photo of Ki'asha Shantel Sanders, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C, LCSW, LGSW
Hosted by Ki'asha Shantel Sanders
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C, LCSW, LGSW
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21201
This mental health group uses anime and manga to explore and understand mental health issues in a safe, supportive environment for teenagers. Participants engage in weekly sessions where they watch selected anime episodes or movies with relevant themes, opening discussions and encouraging reflection and connection to personal experiences. The group aims to promote resilience, empathy, and the importance of mental well-being, and is designed to be inclusive and welcoming to all teens, regardless of their familiarity with anime.
(301) 368-8736 View (301) 368-8736
GROUP IS FORMING NOW!!! Call for info!!! Health is more than a mere lack of an ailment. Joy, happiness, or playfulness are equally important parts of the equation. This workshop is for individuals willing to take steps toward health. In a warm and inviting environment you can learn how to steer away from a tendency to see the life as a series of obstacles. Increased focus on cherishing your gifts and strengths can increase quality of your living, make you truly healthy and better equipped to deal with ebbs and flows of life. Check this link http://tinyurl.com/yda79ygn
Photo of Barbara Domazet, Counselor, MS, LCPC
Hosted by Barbara Domazet
Counselor, MS, LCPC
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21211
GROUP IS FORMING NOW!!! Call for info!!! Health is more than a mere lack of an ailment. Joy, happiness, or playfulness are equally important parts of the equation. This workshop is for individuals willing to take steps toward health. In a warm and inviting environment you can learn how to steer away from a tendency to see the life as a series of obstacles. Increased focus on cherishing your gifts and strengths can increase quality of your living, make you truly healthy and better equipped to deal with ebbs and flows of life. Check this link http://tinyurl.com/yda79ygn
(410) 877-6597 View (410) 877-6597
Care partners supporting loved ones living with dementia meet to share challenges and resources for those at all stages of the caregiving journey. At this time the groups will meet online.
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Hosted by Emily Kearns
Verified Verified
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21211
Care partners supporting loved ones living with dementia meet to share challenges and resources for those at all stages of the caregiving journey. At this time the groups will meet online.
(978) 216-5124 View (978) 216-5124
The relationship with an ex-partner does not end after a divorce when there are shared children. Difficulties often arise from different communication styles, different perspectives, and different priorities. In Divorced/Co-Parenting Groups you will have the chance to share experiences, resources, and coping stratgies with others who are going through the same challenges. Monthly meetings take place in person by video conferencing.
Photo of Grace Myhill, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW
Hosted by Grace Myhill
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21210
The relationship with an ex-partner does not end after a divorce when there are shared children. Difficulties often arise from different communication styles, different perspectives, and different priorities. In Divorced/Co-Parenting Groups you will have the chance to share experiences, resources, and coping stratgies with others who are going through the same challenges. Monthly meetings take place in person by video conferencing.
(617) 209-2583 View (617) 209-2583
A neurodiversity-affirming group for individuals with executive functioning differences. This group provides a safe, inclusive environment where members can share experiences and neuro-inclusive strategies based on learning differences. Facilitators implement personalized support, including tools for planning, organization, and time management. Ultimately, the goal of this group is to help members practice self- acceptance, reduce stigma, and build community. Executive functioning differences can include attention-related issues like: focus, procrastination, prioritization challenges, low motivation, difficulty multitasking or starting tasks, work avoidance, and in need of organization strategies for time management and planning.
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Hosted by Dr. Chris Truong
Psychologist, PsyD
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21209
A neurodiversity-affirming group for individuals with executive functioning differences. This group provides a safe, inclusive environment where members can share experiences and neuro-inclusive strategies based on learning differences. Facilitators implement personalized support, including tools for planning, organization, and time management. Ultimately, the goal of this group is to help members practice self- acceptance, reduce stigma, and build community. Executive functioning differences can include attention-related issues like: focus, procrastination, prioritization challenges, low motivation, difficulty multitasking or starting tasks, work avoidance, and in need of organization strategies for time management and planning.
(443) 648-9833 View (443) 648-9833
This nature-based supportive workshop is designed for moms in the early caregiving years (0-5) or expecting moms to connect with one another, nature, and reconnect with your sense of self through guided mindfulness and time in community. Babies are welcome! Our next gathering is 5/9 at 10am and we would love for you to join! Register on our Guided in Nature website.
Photo of Lauren Bathgate - Guided in Nature LLC, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C, PMH-C
Hosted by Guided in Nature LLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C, PMH-C
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21210
This nature-based supportive workshop is designed for moms in the early caregiving years (0-5) or expecting moms to connect with one another, nature, and reconnect with your sense of self through guided mindfulness and time in community. Babies are welcome! Our next gathering is 5/9 at 10am and we would love for you to join! Register on our Guided in Nature website.
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This group addresses issues specific to women as they navigate through life's challenges providing education and support.
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Hosted by Totally Whole Counseling Services, LLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW-C
Group meets in Baltimore, MD 21217
This group addresses issues specific to women as they navigate through life's challenges providing education and support.
(410) 346-2035 View (410) 346-2035

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