Navigating life’s challenges can often feel isolating, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Group therapy offers a unique opportunity to connect with others who share similar experiences and challenges, all under the guidance of a trained therapist. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, or just looking for a supportive community, group therapy can be a powerful step towards healing and personal growth.
Group therapy involves a group of individuals coming together to work on particular skills and receive support. Each session is led by a trained therapist who facilitates discussions, activities, and exercises designed to promote healing and personal development. The participants are united by shared diagnoses, difficulties, or life stages, creating a supportive environment where everyone can relate to each other's experiences.
Connecting with others who understand what you’re going through can provide immense relief and validation.
Group members often motivate each other by sharing their progress and coping strategies.
Listening to others’ experiences can offer new perspectives and solutions to your own challenges.
Group therapy provides a practice ground for improving communication and social interaction skills in a safe, supportive environment.
Groups may be formed based on various factors, including:
Such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or OCD.
Such as divorce, parenting issues, or stress management.
Such as adolescence, parenthood, or postpartum.
Confidentiality is a foundational aspect of group therapy. All participants are required to keep discussions and conversations within the group confidential. This ensures a safe space where everyone feels comfortable sharing their thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment or breach of privacy.
At Psychology Partners Group, we offer a range of group therapy sessions tailored to meet your specific needs. Our compassionate and experienced therapists are here to guide you through every step of your healing journey. Learn more and register for our various groups below:
Join our separation and divorce support group to connect with others who understand the complexity and the transition. It's a non-judgmental space to share stories, get real-world advice on everything from co-parenting to rediscovering yourself, and remember you're not in this alone. Come find your strength and your way forward.
Join our support group for parents of toddlers to connect with others who understand the chaos and the joy. It's a non-judgmental space to share stories, get real-world advice on everything from tantrums to picky eaters, and remember you're not in this alone. Come find your village.
Join our support group for parents of tweens to connect with others who understand the eye-rolls and the inside jokes. It's a non-judgmental space to share stories, get real-world advice on everything from screen time battles to friend group drama, and remember you're not in this alone.
Our art therapy based support group for kids (ages 8-11) helps them connect with others who understand what it's like to have two homes and big feelings. It's a safe, non-judgmental space to share, learn coping skills, and see that they are not the only ones going through this. Give your child a place to heal and connect.
Our support group helps you connect with others who understand the desire to join in but feel held back by fear. It's a gentle, non-judgmental space to share experiences, learn practical tools to manage anxious thoughts, and know it’s okay to just listen. You are not alone. Take a step toward connection.
Our support group connects you with adults who truly understand the fight against intrusive thoughts and compulsions. It's a compassionate, non-judgmental space to share strategies, celebrate ERP successes (big and small), and know you are not alone in this. Find strength in community.
Our support group connects you with parents who truly get the creativity, the chaos, and everything in between. It's a non-judgmental space to swap real-world strategies for everything from homework battles to managing big emotions, and to celebrate the unique brilliance of our kids. You are not alone. Find support and strategies that work.
Our support group connects you with other teens who get it. This isn't just a talk group—we use art to express what’s hard to say and learn practical DBT skills to handle big emotions without feeling overwhelmed. You are not alone in this. Find your people and your power.
Our support group is a come-as-you-are space for new moms navigating the beautiful mess of the fourth trimester. It's a non-judgmental circle to talk honestly about feeding struggles, identity shifts, healing, and the overwhelming love. You are not alone, and you are a good mom. Find the support you deserve.
Our new support group is a confidential space for adults navigating the emotional and practical shifts of divorce. It's a non-judgmental circle to process the grief, untangle complex feelings, and share strategies for co-parenting and moving forward. You are not alone in this. Find your strength and your way forward.
Discover the healing power of creative expression. We offer a variety of art therapy groups for children, teens, and adults designed to build skills, foster connection, and support emotional well-being. Visit our art therapy page to explore our current offerings and find the right group for you or your family
CEO, Clinical Director, Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Bly founded Psychology Partners Group on the idea that people do best when they're matched with the right expertise and feel at ease with their clinician. She works with adults, adolescents, and couples on anxiety, depression, ADHD challenges, relationship strain, and major life transitions, including infertility, adoption, and divorce.
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Director of Art Therapy Program
Dr. Klay is a licensed psychologist and board-certified art therapist with more than 25 years of experience treating complex trauma, eating disorders, anxiety, and emotional dysregulation in children, adolescents, and adults. She directs PPG’s art therapy program.
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Jessica is a licensed clinical social worker with twelve years of experience supporting adolescents, adults, couples, and families through anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and family or relationship conflict.
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Art Therapist in Residence
Kate is an art therapist who works with children and adolescents in grades preK–12, with a focus on neurodiverse young people, including autistic children, English language learners, and students with learning or physical disabilities. She also offers individual art therapy for adults, on its own or alongside traditional psychotherapy.
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Marissa is an EMDR-trained therapist with more than seven years of experience treating trauma, substance use, anxiety, and depression in children, adolescents, adults and couples.
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Sedita is a licensed clinical psychologist who works with adults, adolescents, and couples on trauma, anxiety, mood, and relationship difficulties. She trained at the VA Hudson Valley Health Care System, working with Veterans.
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Scelsa specializes in anxiety, OCD, ADHD, ARFID and related behavioral challenges in children, adolescents, and young adults, and coaches parents to support their child’s progress.
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