This virtual group is designed for young adults 18+ to gain support from one another. Some topics that we will discuss include: family conflict, religious impact on childhood development, and sexuality. The group will run at noon on Tuesdays. The group session will last 45 min and will cost $60. I would like to start the group on Tuesday, March 3. Please let me know by February 24 if you'd like to participate.
Hosted by Melissa Zissman Golub
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
This virtual group is designed for young adults 18+ to gain support from one another. Some topics that we will discuss include: family conflict, religious impact on childhood development, and sexuality. The group will run at noon on Tuesdays. The group session will last 45 min and will cost $60. I would like to start the group on Tuesday, March 3. Please let me know by February 24 if you'd like to participate.
Soul Care for Helping Professionals is an experiential talking circle for professional caregivers, therapists, spiritual leaders, and helping professionals navigating burnout, overwhelm, and compassion fatigue. Together, we explore what it means to care for the deepest parts of ourselves while continuing to hold space for others. Through guided reflection, discussion, and restorative mind-body-spirit practices, participants cultivate resilience, hope, and renewal in a supportive community setting. This bi-weekly in-person group includes both indoor and outdoor experiences, weather permitting.
Hosted by Jackie Sargent
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, ATR-BC
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Soul Care for Helping Professionals is an experiential talking circle for professional caregivers, therapists, spiritual leaders, and helping professionals navigating burnout, overwhelm, and compassion fatigue. Together, we explore what it means to care for the deepest parts of ourselves while continuing to hold space for others. Through guided reflection, discussion, and restorative mind-body-spirit practices, participants cultivate resilience, hope, and renewal in a supportive community setting. This bi-weekly in-person group includes both indoor and outdoor experiences, weather permitting.
Group being offered to first time college /university students. Topics will include addressing safety, managing classes, well being, nutrition, conflicts, adjustment to being away from home, budgeting.
Hosted by Tawanda Turner Brown
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Group being offered to first time college /university students. Topics will include addressing safety, managing classes, well being, nutrition, conflicts, adjustment to being away from home, budgeting.
Are you focusing your energy on taking care of others, even at the expense of your own personal fulfillment? Are you seeking deeper connections? Are you ready to find new ways to make meaningful changes in your life? You are not alone. Many women, especially mothers, easily inhabit a caretaking role within their families, workplace, and friendships, but find it more challenging setting healthy boundaries, developing satisfying friendships, and tuning in to their own needs. This therapy group will help you connect with other moms in a safe and nurturing place where you can explore your feelings, thoughts, and interactions.
Are you focusing your energy on taking care of others, even at the expense of your own personal fulfillment? Are you seeking deeper connections? Are you ready to find new ways to make meaningful changes in your life? You are not alone. Many women, especially mothers, easily inhabit a caretaking role within their families, workplace, and friendships, but find it more challenging setting healthy boundaries, developing satisfying friendships, and tuning in to their own needs. This therapy group will help you connect with other moms in a safe and nurturing place where you can explore your feelings, thoughts, and interactions.
Are you looking to explore internal work and the healing opportunities it affords—within a community of fellow travelers who offer reflection, resonance, and a supportive container for your growth? This is an opportunity to know yourself more deeply, to know others with compassion, and to be known in ways that foster healing and connection.
Are you looking to explore internal work and the healing opportunities it affords—within a community of fellow travelers who offer reflection, resonance, and a supportive container for your growth? This is an opportunity to know yourself more deeply, to know others with compassion, and to be known in ways that foster healing and connection.
Closed experiential group for students, residents, and licensed professionals in mental healthcare field (counselors; social workers; psychologists; dance, art, or music therapists; psychiatrists; life coaches). It is offered virtually or in-person. The group will provide a safe space for working through stuck points that sometimes manifest during client sessions; provide an opportunity for students, interns, and residents in the mental care field to gain a personal experience in the role of a client even if they don’t have a diagnosable mental health struggle; and provide a stage to concretize or give dimension and space to the intrapsychic process.
Hosted by Sibila Jahangiri
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Closed experiential group for students, residents, and licensed professionals in mental healthcare field (counselors; social workers; psychologists; dance, art, or music therapists; psychiatrists; life coaches). It is offered virtually or in-person. The group will provide a safe space for working through stuck points that sometimes manifest during client sessions; provide an opportunity for students, interns, and residents in the mental care field to gain a personal experience in the role of a client even if they don’t have a diagnosable mental health struggle; and provide a stage to concretize or give dimension and space to the intrapsychic process.
Calling all Black/African American teens and families! If you're between 13–17 and have faced racial stress or trauma, you're not alone. Join our supportive 8-week therapy group to connect, heal, and grow in a safe space where your voice matters. Saturdays | 3-4:30PM | Fairfax, VA
Calling all Black/African American teens and families! If you're between 13–17 and have faced racial stress or trauma, you're not alone. Join our supportive 8-week therapy group to connect, heal, and grow in a safe space where your voice matters. Saturdays | 3-4:30PM | Fairfax, VA
This group uses Dungeons & Dragons as a structured, therapist-led environment to build social skills, emotional awareness, and confidence in teens. Through collaborative storytelling, students practice communication, perspective-taking, problem-solving, and managing social anxiety in a low-pressure, engaging format. The game naturally creates opportunities to navigate peer interactions, tolerate frustration, and develop flexibility, while also giving quieter members space to find their voice. The focus is on helping teens feel more competent and comfortable in social settings, with skills that translate directly into school, friendships, and everyday life.
This group uses Dungeons & Dragons as a structured, therapist-led environment to build social skills, emotional awareness, and confidence in teens. Through collaborative storytelling, students practice communication, perspective-taking, problem-solving, and managing social anxiety in a low-pressure, engaging format. The game naturally creates opportunities to navigate peer interactions, tolerate frustration, and develop flexibility, while also giving quieter members space to find their voice. The focus is on helping teens feel more competent and comfortable in social settings, with skills that translate directly into school, friendships, and everyday life.
This group meets weekly Monday from 6pm - 7:30pm. September 9th - Monday November 11th. This 10-week group is designed for the middle school student who needs support and guidance with topics such as anxiety, depression, mood, adjusting to the school year, managing expectations, relationships, using technology effectively, bullying, and overall transitioning back to school. Group members will learn executive functioning skills, time management, coping skills, mindfulness practices and more. Group will cap at 14 students. Cost is $40/session. Payment plans available.
This group meets weekly Monday from 6pm - 7:30pm. September 9th - Monday November 11th. This 10-week group is designed for the middle school student who needs support and guidance with topics such as anxiety, depression, mood, adjusting to the school year, managing expectations, relationships, using technology effectively, bullying, and overall transitioning back to school. Group members will learn executive functioning skills, time management, coping skills, mindfulness practices and more. Group will cap at 14 students. Cost is $40/session. Payment plans available.
Do you avoid hard conversations or important decisions? Do you feel triggered by certain people or dynamics? Do you feel lonely or alienated in your relationships? This is a weekly, process-focused group for men who want to expand their ability to share their story and form more meaningful connections with others. The group will provide a supportive environment for breaking old patterns of behavior, understanding the impact of past relationships, and exploring new and more effective ways of relating. This group complements individual therapy, providing a space for practicing skills and building self-awareness to make real-world changes.
Do you avoid hard conversations or important decisions? Do you feel triggered by certain people or dynamics? Do you feel lonely or alienated in your relationships? This is a weekly, process-focused group for men who want to expand their ability to share their story and form more meaningful connections with others. The group will provide a supportive environment for breaking old patterns of behavior, understanding the impact of past relationships, and exploring new and more effective ways of relating. This group complements individual therapy, providing a space for practicing skills and building self-awareness to make real-world changes.
This group uses Dungeons & Dragons as a therapeutic space to build confidence, connection, and a sense of community. While social growth is still a component, the emphasis shifts toward strengthening identity, interpersonal confidence, and belonging. Participants engage in collaborative storytelling that encourages self-expression, creativity, and meaningful interaction, often helping individuals who feel isolated or unsure in social environments find a more natural way to connect. The group fosters a supportive, consistent community where members can take interpersonal risks, develop confidence in how they show up with others, and build relationships in an authentic, low-stakes way.
This group uses Dungeons & Dragons as a therapeutic space to build confidence, connection, and a sense of community. While social growth is still a component, the emphasis shifts toward strengthening identity, interpersonal confidence, and belonging. Participants engage in collaborative storytelling that encourages self-expression, creativity, and meaningful interaction, often helping individuals who feel isolated or unsure in social environments find a more natural way to connect. The group fosters a supportive, consistent community where members can take interpersonal risks, develop confidence in how they show up with others, and build relationships in an authentic, low-stakes way.
Songs of Soothing is a 4-session experiential group for new moms and babies (6 months and under) focused on connection, bonding, and co-regulation through singing, humming, movement, and shared experience. In a warm and supportive space, mothers are invited to nurture attachment with their babies while reconnecting with themselves, finding community, and experiencing the calming, restorative power of voice and song.
Hosted by Jackie Sargent
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, ATR-BC
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Songs of Soothing is a 4-session experiential group for new moms and babies (6 months and under) focused on connection, bonding, and co-regulation through singing, humming, movement, and shared experience. In a warm and supportive space, mothers are invited to nurture attachment with their babies while reconnecting with themselves, finding community, and experiencing the calming, restorative power of voice and song.
This 10-week group for students in grades 7–9 meets Mondays from 6:00–7:30 p.m. This group is designed to help teens build resilience and strengthen emotional well-being, the group explores identity, self-image, growing academic and social responsibilities, healthy social media use, and relationships with friends, family, teachers, and coaches. Participants also discuss shifting family dynamics, academic stress, hormonal changes, healthy habits, and challenges like bullying, peer pressure, or feeling left out. The cost is a $40 co-pay per 90-minute session. Harper Therapy will submit to participating insurance plans.
Hosted by Heather Harper
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSW, BSW
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
This 10-week group for students in grades 7–9 meets Mondays from 6:00–7:30 p.m. This group is designed to help teens build resilience and strengthen emotional well-being, the group explores identity, self-image, growing academic and social responsibilities, healthy social media use, and relationships with friends, family, teachers, and coaches. Participants also discuss shifting family dynamics, academic stress, hormonal changes, healthy habits, and challenges like bullying, peer pressure, or feeling left out. The cost is a $40 co-pay per 90-minute session. Harper Therapy will submit to participating insurance plans.
Do you avoid hard conversations or important decisions? Do you feel triggered by certain people or dynamics? Do you feel lonely in your relationships? This group is for men who want more meaningful connections with others. Group will provide a supportive environment for breaking old patterns, understanding the impact of past relationships, exploring more effective ways of relating, navigating interpersonal conflict, increasing productive expression of difficult emotions, addressing stressors that impact emotional regulation, gaining experience relating to others on difficult topics, healing in a supportive community of peers, improving insight into needs in relationships, improving self-advocacy and boundary setting.
Hosted by Fairfax Integrative Therapy, LLC
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Do you avoid hard conversations or important decisions? Do you feel triggered by certain people or dynamics? Do you feel lonely in your relationships? This group is for men who want more meaningful connections with others. Group will provide a supportive environment for breaking old patterns, understanding the impact of past relationships, exploring more effective ways of relating, navigating interpersonal conflict, increasing productive expression of difficult emotions, addressing stressors that impact emotional regulation, gaining experience relating to others on difficult topics, healing in a supportive community of peers, improving insight into needs in relationships, improving self-advocacy and boundary setting.
Join us on the second Saturday of the summer months as we together practice slowing down and savoring the little things. Our time together will intentionally involve multiple senses as we drink herbal tea, do some gentle stretching, breathe more mindfully, and engage in relaxed, process-oriented art-making. The intention is just to be more present to ourselves and our bodies with kind attention. No art experience is needed.
Hosted by Jackie Sargent
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, ATR-BC
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Join us on the second Saturday of the summer months as we together practice slowing down and savoring the little things. Our time together will intentionally involve multiple senses as we drink herbal tea, do some gentle stretching, breathe more mindfully, and engage in relaxed, process-oriented art-making. The intention is just to be more present to ourselves and our bodies with kind attention. No art experience is needed.
Co-let with Heather Kirby, LCSW. We meet to talk about what's relevant in your life and how help yourself and others at the same time. Coming out, building healthy relationships, navigating high school and self-esteem are frequent topics. The group offers a safe space for teens to ask questions about their developing sexuality and gender.
Hosted by Joseph D Cabush
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, CCTP
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Co-let with Heather Kirby, LCSW. We meet to talk about what's relevant in your life and how help yourself and others at the same time. Coming out, building healthy relationships, navigating high school and self-esteem are frequent topics. The group offers a safe space for teens to ask questions about their developing sexuality and gender.
The group is a mixed gender high school group psychotherapy group - a safe supportive space where teens will establish connections and confidence through shared perspectives and problem solving. Group members may be from a variety of backgrounds and with personal experiences, but they share a common goal in wanting to connect more fluidly with others and to develop social and emotional skills they need to succeed after high school and beyond.
The group is a mixed gender high school group psychotherapy group - a safe supportive space where teens will establish connections and confidence through shared perspectives and problem solving. Group members may be from a variety of backgrounds and with personal experiences, but they share a common goal in wanting to connect more fluidly with others and to develop social and emotional skills they need to succeed after high school and beyond.
This 10-week group for students in grades 7–9 meets Mondays from 6:00–7:30 p.m. This group is designed to help teens build resilience and strengthen emotional well-being, the group explores identity, self-image, growing academic and social responsibilities, healthy social media use, and relationships with friends, family, teachers, and coaches. Participants also discuss shifting family dynamics, academic stress, hormonal changes, healthy habits, and challenges like bullying, peer pressure, or feeling left out. The cost is a $40 co-pay per 90-minute session. Harper Therapy will submit to participating insurance plans.
This 10-week group for students in grades 7–9 meets Mondays from 6:00–7:30 p.m. This group is designed to help teens build resilience and strengthen emotional well-being, the group explores identity, self-image, growing academic and social responsibilities, healthy social media use, and relationships with friends, family, teachers, and coaches. Participants also discuss shifting family dynamics, academic stress, hormonal changes, healthy habits, and challenges like bullying, peer pressure, or feeling left out. The cost is a $40 co-pay per 90-minute session. Harper Therapy will submit to participating insurance plans.
With a combination of psycho-education, in-session modeling, and interpersonal processing, we will work to help you meet your goals and live an emotionally healthier life. Thrive groups are for men who desire to do more than just survive in their relationships with themselves and those they care about. Improve your understanding of yourself and your relationships with others by participating in our 13-week in-person men’s groups starting Saturday, January 10th, 2025. Sign-up link: https://synergycounselingllc.com/groups
Hosted by Andrew (Andy) E. Hart
Licensed Professional Counselor, MABC, LPC
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
With a combination of psycho-education, in-session modeling, and interpersonal processing, we will work to help you meet your goals and live an emotionally healthier life. Thrive groups are for men who desire to do more than just survive in their relationships with themselves and those they care about. Improve your understanding of yourself and your relationships with others by participating in our 13-week in-person men’s groups starting Saturday, January 10th, 2025. Sign-up link: https://synergycounselingllc.com/groups
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Through the use of bereavement groups, teens can learn more effective ways to use social support during mourning. This group is designed to provide teens with an opportunity to process and grieve their loss in a safe and supportive environment with their peers. During this developmental stage, teens strongly rely on peers for support, understanding and acceptance. Registration is ongoing for this open group. Email for more information.
Hosted by Tamara Port
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSW, CCTP
Group meets in Hamilton, VA 20158
Through the use of bereavement groups, teens can learn more effective ways to use social support during mourning. This group is designed to provide teens with an opportunity to process and grieve their loss in a safe and supportive environment with their peers. During this developmental stage, teens strongly rely on peers for support, understanding and acceptance. Registration is ongoing for this open group. Email for more information.
