You’re not alone. Group therapy offers a powerful space for connection, insight, and support.
In group therapy, up to eight adults meet weekly with a qualified therapist in a safe, confidential setting. This space is designed for people experiencing psychological distress who are open to exploring their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours alongside others facing similar challenges.
Rooted in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, the group focuses on the here and now, while also reflecting on how past experiences shape current difficulties. Together, group members and the therapist explore relational patterns, emotional responses, and coping styles in real time.
The aim of group therapy is not to eliminate life’s challenges, but to strengthen your resilience—to help you face problems and frustrations with greater self-awareness and confidence.
Group therapy may suit you if:
- You feel isolated or disconnected in your struggles.
- You want to explore your difficulties with others who understand.
- You’re looking for a different or complementary approach to individual therapy.
Group therapy can help with:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Relationship difficulties
- Post-traumatic symptoms
If you’re curious about how group therapy might support you, feel free to get in touch to find out more.