Explore the caretaker/infant relationship through movement, play, songs and story. Meredith Casimiro, a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist and Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist, will guide you through developmentally appropriate movement that may encourage bonding, connection and play. Parents and caregivers will have space to connect, ask questions and share their care taking experiences. infants: encouraging bonding and connection soothing and regulating nervous systems in the parent/infant dyad, digestion solutions, tummy time and more. crawlers/approaching walkers: encouraging bonding and connection, developmentally appropriate play/movement and songs, and more. Walkers: exploring independence and bonding through movement, play, songs and stories.
Explore the caretaker/infant relationship through movement, play, songs and story. Meredith Casimiro, a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist and Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist, will guide you through developmentally appropriate movement that may encourage bonding, connection and play. Parents and caregivers will have space to connect, ask questions and share their care taking experiences. infants: encouraging bonding and connection soothing and regulating nervous systems in the parent/infant dyad, digestion solutions, tummy time and more. crawlers/approaching walkers: encouraging bonding and connection, developmentally appropriate play/movement and songs, and more. Walkers: exploring independence and bonding through movement, play, songs and stories.
Groups that incorporate Therapy Dogs as a clinically based treatment alternative for individuals experiencing physical, social, emotional, cognitive, communicative functioning and development challenges.
Hosted by Melissa Bianchini
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in Hopewell Junction, NY 12533
Groups that incorporate Therapy Dogs as a clinically based treatment alternative for individuals experiencing physical, social, emotional, cognitive, communicative functioning and development challenges.
This is an open, virtual youth group designed to provide a supportive space where you can talk about the challenges affecting your life and the obstacles that may be getting in the way of pursuing your goals and dreams. Together, we will explore what matters most to you, identify or create meaningful goals, and build skills that help you move toward living the best life you can.
This is an open, virtual youth group designed to provide a supportive space where you can talk about the challenges affecting your life and the obstacles that may be getting in the way of pursuing your goals and dreams. Together, we will explore what matters most to you, identify or create meaningful goals, and build skills that help you move toward living the best life you can.
Do you have a desire to learn group therapy in order to better integrate it into your practice but feel intimidated by the concepts of being "in the process?" One of the primary ways to learn is be engaging first hand. This group trains mental health professionals an experience being a part of an ongoing process group while having the leader reflect on multiple theoretical modalities at the end of session to allow reflection on the theory, techniques, and roles that members took on during the group session.
Do you have a desire to learn group therapy in order to better integrate it into your practice but feel intimidated by the concepts of being "in the process?" One of the primary ways to learn is be engaging first hand. This group trains mental health professionals an experience being a part of an ongoing process group while having the leader reflect on multiple theoretical modalities at the end of session to allow reflection on the theory, techniques, and roles that members took on during the group session.
Our queer support group is designed to create a safe and affirming environment for queer or questioning individuals, who are seeking support and connection with others in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Our queer support group is designed to create a safe and affirming environment for queer or questioning individuals, who are seeking support and connection with others in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Now recruiting, contact me for consultation! If you are feeling isolated, unsatisfied with your relationships or your ability to connect, group therapy may be even more powerful than one-on-one treatment. A group provides an opportunity to be fully present and emotionally authentic with others, and the therapist can help you learn about and work on your relationship habits in real time. Contact Dr. Bender to learn more!
Now recruiting, contact me for consultation! If you are feeling isolated, unsatisfied with your relationships or your ability to connect, group therapy may be even more powerful than one-on-one treatment. A group provides an opportunity to be fully present and emotionally authentic with others, and the therapist can help you learn about and work on your relationship habits in real time. Contact Dr. Bender to learn more!
Online Groups
The transition to young adulthood can be daunting. Developing the confidence and finding the motivation to work towards a satisfying future can feel like swimming upstream. We'll focus on ways that you can build self-awareness & self-worth and create goals that feel achievable: building relationships, developing a career, getting comfortable with intimacy, managing loneliness and shifting family relationships. This group strives to be an inclusive space that is affirming of diverse cultural, sexual & gender identities and will offer the opportunity to establish a sense of community & support while trying on new ways of being and relating to others.
Hosted by Julie Lichtstein
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, NCPsyA
Group meets in New York, NY 10001
The transition to young adulthood can be daunting. Developing the confidence and finding the motivation to work towards a satisfying future can feel like swimming upstream. We'll focus on ways that you can build self-awareness & self-worth and create goals that feel achievable: building relationships, developing a career, getting comfortable with intimacy, managing loneliness and shifting family relationships. This group strives to be an inclusive space that is affirming of diverse cultural, sexual & gender identities and will offer the opportunity to establish a sense of community & support while trying on new ways of being and relating to others.
This 6-week group is for women in their 20s and 30s who want to reflect on, deepen, and navigate adult friendships. Each 90-minute session will explore topics like the current friendship landscape, grieving friendship shifts, making new connections, being a supportive friend, and maintaining meaningful relationships. If you’re seeking more connection and community, this group is for you. Starting in the fall. Small group—spots are limited. Interested? Fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/GuJpkd3bi7rMouxr6
This 6-week group is for women in their 20s and 30s who want to reflect on, deepen, and navigate adult friendships. Each 90-minute session will explore topics like the current friendship landscape, grieving friendship shifts, making new connections, being a supportive friend, and maintaining meaningful relationships. If you’re seeking more connection and community, this group is for you. Starting in the fall. Small group—spots are limited. Interested? Fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/GuJpkd3bi7rMouxr6
Do relationships help us or hurt us? Could it be they do both at the same time? This repeating workshop of 10 sessions explores the conflicting needs that manifest in every relationship. Together participants seek to understand how to sustain the conflict and pain that relationships inevitably cause as well as how to give to and how to take from our relationships. All types of relationships are grist for the mill: romantic, family, work and friendship.
Please call to find out about openings for the next workshop.
Do relationships help us or hurt us? Could it be they do both at the same time? This repeating workshop of 10 sessions explores the conflicting needs that manifest in every relationship. Together participants seek to understand how to sustain the conflict and pain that relationships inevitably cause as well as how to give to and how to take from our relationships. All types of relationships are grist for the mill: romantic, family, work and friendship.
Please call to find out about openings for the next workshop.
This group focuses on developing trust within the group to learn about oneself including sore spots, areas where communication and insight are wanting, access "emotional knots" interfering with personal and interpersonal satisfaction. The questions, "What is love?" and "What is intimacy" will be explored and arrived at in different ways as this pertains to the needs of the group. The ultimate goal is to arrive at the process, the present and make contact with one's authentic self. The day, time and start date will be determined once I have an idea of your schedule. Please call or email me to set up a consultation.
Hosted by Marianne Patricia Hughes
Licensed Psychoanalyst, MPS, LCAT, LP
Group meets in New York, NY 10003
This group focuses on developing trust within the group to learn about oneself including sore spots, areas where communication and insight are wanting, access "emotional knots" interfering with personal and interpersonal satisfaction. The questions, "What is love?" and "What is intimacy" will be explored and arrived at in different ways as this pertains to the needs of the group. The ultimate goal is to arrive at the process, the present and make contact with one's authentic self. The day, time and start date will be determined once I have an idea of your schedule. Please call or email me to set up a consultation.
This group is for individuals who have experienced all kinds of loss: parents, friends, partners, other family members, children. This group will provide a trauma-informed, compassionate, supportive environment where grievers can share their experiences and connect with others. This space is open to adults of all identities, backgrounds and belief systems. . This group will meet virtually Tuesdays 5-6pm EST starting January 13th for 6 weeks. Session fee is $80, with sliding scale rates available. I offer a free 15 minute consultation to meet and answer any questions you have!
Hosted by Madeline Pucheril: Chronic Pain, Trauma, EMDR, IFS
Licensed Master Social Worker, LMSW
Group meets in New York, NY 10003
This group is for individuals who have experienced all kinds of loss: parents, friends, partners, other family members, children. This group will provide a trauma-informed, compassionate, supportive environment where grievers can share their experiences and connect with others. This space is open to adults of all identities, backgrounds and belief systems. . This group will meet virtually Tuesdays 5-6pm EST starting January 13th for 6 weeks. Session fee is $80, with sliding scale rates available. I offer a free 15 minute consultation to meet and answer any questions you have!
Emotional Regulation group therapy for children ages 6-8 focusing on emotional identification, relaxation skills, self-awareness and self- management. (In-person;Bay Ridge, Brooklyn)
Emotional Regulation group therapy for children ages 6-8 focusing on emotional identification, relaxation skills, self-awareness and self- management. (In-person;Bay Ridge, Brooklyn)
Individual telehealth therapist- Providing services to citizens of Missouri, Kansas, Utah, and eligible states/countries.
Hosted by Charity Ann Clavey
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, LSCSW, LCAC
Group meets in New York, NY 10025
Individual telehealth therapist- Providing services to citizens of Missouri, Kansas, Utah, and eligible states/countries.
While the group inherently is supportive, this group focuses on helping members practice having new experiences communicating and relating to one another on a weekly basis by expressing thoughts and feelings in the here and now in a group setting. Many members have never had this experience in their adult life and find group work invaluable.
Hosted by Gilbert McCurdy
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MBA, LCSW-R, CSAT, SEP
Group meets in New York, NY 10003
While the group inherently is supportive, this group focuses on helping members practice having new experiences communicating and relating to one another on a weekly basis by expressing thoughts and feelings in the here and now in a group setting. Many members have never had this experience in their adult life and find group work invaluable.
**New Group to start February 2026 - now enrolling!** Trauma can be extremely isolating. You carry the weight of of the past, feeling like you're too much, a burden, or that no one understands you. A trauma support group is place to find connection and understanding from others who get it. It's also a place to grow, learn how to build healthy relationships, and gain insight into how your past might be impacting your ability to thrive in the present. Give us a call or email for a free consultation to learn more!
**New Group to start February 2026 - now enrolling!** Trauma can be extremely isolating. You carry the weight of of the past, feeling like you're too much, a burden, or that no one understands you. A trauma support group is place to find connection and understanding from others who get it. It's also a place to grow, learn how to build healthy relationships, and gain insight into how your past might be impacting your ability to thrive in the present. Give us a call or email for a free consultation to learn more!
Join us for a social connection and skills group for adults in their 20's and early 30's who are looking to learn and practice skills to make new friendships, improve current relationships, and improve communication skills. Sessions are virtual for clients in NY and FL. Please see our website for more information and contact Emily for a free consultation to learn more.
Join us for a social connection and skills group for adults in their 20's and early 30's who are looking to learn and practice skills to make new friendships, improve current relationships, and improve communication skills. Sessions are virtual for clients in NY and FL. Please see our website for more information and contact Emily for a free consultation to learn more.
Therapy group for ages 10-12. The group focuses on interpersonal skills and communication, social skills, as well overall emotional growth and development of the young people.
Hosted by Rachel Mickenberg, LCSW
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in New York, NY 10038
Therapy group for ages 10-12. The group focuses on interpersonal skills and communication, social skills, as well overall emotional growth and development of the young people.
Now Interviewing for Winter '26 Group Members!- Facilitated by Hollis Witherspoon, RDT, LCAT, 'Creatively Being' is a small therapy group for women wanting support and clarity around life's stressors. This process group is limited to 4 members, allowing for therapeutic change through an affordable and accessible model. Grounded in expressive and creative principles, we’ll use improvisation, storytelling, role play, and somatic awareness to explore the many roles we live and the ones waiting to emerge, inviting reconnection to the self through imagination, dialogue, presence, and community. This isn’t about performing or perfecting, but simply being.
Now Interviewing for Winter '26 Group Members!- Facilitated by Hollis Witherspoon, RDT, LCAT, 'Creatively Being' is a small therapy group for women wanting support and clarity around life's stressors. This process group is limited to 4 members, allowing for therapeutic change through an affordable and accessible model. Grounded in expressive and creative principles, we’ll use improvisation, storytelling, role play, and somatic awareness to explore the many roles we live and the ones waiting to emerge, inviting reconnection to the self through imagination, dialogue, presence, and community. This isn’t about performing or perfecting, but simply being.
This interpersonal process therapy group offers a safe, supportive, empowering space for 20s/30s/40s to find more fulfilling connection and more secure attachment. This therapy group focuses on practicing emotional honesty & relational mindfulness and processing life stressors & mental health struggles within a therapeutic community of fellow travelers. An attachment and trauma-informed Group Therapy approach focuses on gaining insight into interpersonal patterns in order to transcend loneliness and overcome obstacles to emotional closeness, belonging and intimacy. Group members support one another in creating the life they want to be living, full of the relationships and love they deserve.
Hosted by Group Therapy: Erica Gardner-Schuster
Psychologist, PhD, MA, CGP
Group meets in New York, NY 10016
This interpersonal process therapy group offers a safe, supportive, empowering space for 20s/30s/40s to find more fulfilling connection and more secure attachment. This therapy group focuses on practicing emotional honesty & relational mindfulness and processing life stressors & mental health struggles within a therapeutic community of fellow travelers. An attachment and trauma-informed Group Therapy approach focuses on gaining insight into interpersonal patterns in order to transcend loneliness and overcome obstacles to emotional closeness, belonging and intimacy. Group members support one another in creating the life they want to be living, full of the relationships and love they deserve.
A safe and brave space for queer womxn-identified or NB/GNC professionals of NYC to celebrate and support one another through life transitions. Topics include exploring areas of identity (such as sexuality, gender, and race) and how this shapes workplace and social relationships. Gentle group facilitation will be provided to deepen courage, safety, and personal authenticity within a supportive community. Contact for more details.
A safe and brave space for queer womxn-identified or NB/GNC professionals of NYC to celebrate and support one another through life transitions. Topics include exploring areas of identity (such as sexuality, gender, and race) and how this shapes workplace and social relationships. Gentle group facilitation will be provided to deepen courage, safety, and personal authenticity within a supportive community. Contact for more details.
