Support Groups in 20009
A group for folks navigating the loss of a family member or friend to suicide.
Hosted by Stephanie O'Brien
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LGSW, LMSW
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
Loss is the universal human condition. At times, all of us move with a sense of "lostness" - be it around a death, a relationship, our sense of safety, hopes for the future. Yet as a culture, we have a hard time being with loss and accompanying grief. I believe that loss and grief deserve attention. You may know exactly why you are seeking therapy, or you may something may just feel off. My role is to help you learn about yourself and your losses. I hold special interest and skill supporting people with experiences of infertility/pregnancy loss, relationship loss, trauma, and death and dying.
This is a group consisting of 3 to 4 couples who are working on resolving issues that are creating conflict in their relationship. It is a supportive and confidential environment in which to give and get feedback from other couples. It is a way to feel less alone as a struggling couple and to find more effective ways to communicate and understand each other.
Hosted by Tandy L Levine
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
I have been providing psychotherapy for over 30 years to individuals, couples, and groups.Throughout one's life, feelings such as depression and anxiety can create a sense of loss of control. Life events such as the death of a loved one, divorce, or interpersonal conflict can feel overwhelming. My clients would say that I treat every one according to their particular issues, with respect, and with great support and understanding. I also teach at George Washington University Medical School and I am on the National Council of the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University. I provide supervision, as well, to other psychotherapists.
A weekly process oriented psychotherapy group for male identified gay/bisexual men. Topics often covered include coming out, relationships, body image, addictions, sex and sexuality, gender identity, coping with general life stress.
Hosted by Capital Center for Psychotherapy and Wellness
Psychologist, PsyD, Sex, Therapi
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
I am the owner and CEO of the Capital Center for Psychotherapy and Wellness (CCPW). We provide individual, group, couples, family therapy, psychological testing, psychiatry, dietitians, acupuncture, personal training, massage therapy, and teaching. Our approach to care is client centered. We help to figure out your unique individual needs and tailor treatment to you. I am a clinical psychologist, certified sex therapist, and completing a PhD in Sexology. I specialize in working with all things sex related, LGBTQ+, social justice, mood disorders, eating concerns, body image, relationships, couples counseling, and group therapy.
This process group for adults meets with a focus on improving the member's interpersonal relationships in their lives. Each member comes to group to work on specific interpersonal goals, and the leader will foster and support them towards achieving their group goals. Typical goals are focused around anxiety, low self-esteem, social isolation, fear of abandonment or criticism, family challenges, career or financial concerns, and difficulty with forming lasting relationships.
Hosted by Rob Williams
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MBA, LICSW, CGP
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
As our lives evolve, we inevitably experience periods of loss, frustration and conflict that signal the need for better understanding and change. Are you experiencing a major life change or challenge? Job loss, relationship breakups, divorce, death, disappointment, or other crisis? Is your relationship less than you had hoped? Your angry, sad, anxious or lonely feelings may feel overwhelming, but you do not have to go through this alone. We can work together to help you develop an inner awakening and awareness to a more comfortable relationship with yourself, your life, and others. I can walk the journey with you.
A group offering support and skills to manage anxiety while pregnant.
Hosted by Sheryl Aaron
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, LCSW-C
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
Whether you're struggling with relationships, navigating life transitions, feeling paralyzed by depression or anxiety, or trying to overcome trauma, I'd like to help you feel less stuck and more empowered to live a healthier, more meaningful life. Clients say they appreciate my warmth, humor and collaborative style as we tackle the sometimes difficult work of therapy as a team.
This process group for men meets with a focus on improving the member's interpersonal relationships. Each member comes to group to work on specific interpersonal goals, and the leaders will foster and support them towards achieving their group goals. Typical goals are focused around men's issues, anxiety, low self-esteem, social isolation, family challenges, career or financial concerns, and difficulty with forming lasting relationships.
Hosted by Rob Williams
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MBA, LICSW, CGP
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
As our lives evolve, we inevitably experience periods of loss, frustration and conflict that signal the need for better understanding and change. Are you experiencing a major life change or challenge? Job loss, relationship breakups, divorce, death, disappointment, or other crisis? Is your relationship less than you had hoped? Your angry, sad, anxious or lonely feelings may feel overwhelming, but you do not have to go through this alone. We can work together to help you develop an inner awakening and awareness to a more comfortable relationship with yourself, your life, and others. I can walk the journey with you.
Interpersonal group therapy is a powerful way to learn about ourselves and our relationships with others. My groups are usually 6 - 8 people who meet together weekly for 75 minutes with two therapists to work through relational issues that lead to psychological symptoms or dissatisfaction in relationships. People who join an interpersonal therapy group usually want to be able to relate better with others and to feel better about themselves.
Hosted by Kelly Haines
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, MPH, LICSW, CGP
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
Welcome! I'd like to tell you, I am an in-person individual, couple, and group psychotherapist. Areas of my specialization are attachment, anxiety, codependency, relationship issues, addiction, and trauma/PTSD. My interventions are somatic, psychodynamic and IFS-informed. If we work together, I can help you (+partner) with new and different behaviors so you can develop meaningful relationships, resolve old pain & trauma, break unhelpful habits, decrease anxiety, achieve work/life balance, use confidence and assertiveness to get your needs met, as well as increase experiences of joy, pleasure, vitality, equanimity.
Unique opportunity for psychotherapists to join ongoing process group with other relationally oriented and highly self-aware psychotherapists. Group 1 meets Thurs 9am in Dupont; Group 2: 9:10am Dupont; Group 3: (full) 730am Dupont; and Group 4: 12pm Fridays in Bethesda (all groups are 75 minutes). There is a focus on the here-and-now experience, evolving vulnerability between group members, and promoting group safety for profound intimacy and connection. All participants must first be interviewed/screened to ensure compatibility and high capacity for this deep work. Fee is adjustable for grad students and new professionals.
In 35 years of practice, my peers have consistently recognized me in Washingtonian's "Best" therapists. I love my job; I get to connect deeply and personally with clients while the share the intense joy and pain of their paths to fuller lives. Therapy is a hero's journey involving courage, openness, and vulnerability as you work through shame, trauma, passivity, and dependencies. You take responsibility for bad habits, limitations and poor decisions. You take better care of yourself and loved ones, achieve goals, manage stressors, and grieve losses while improving relationships, job performance and decision making.
One Women's group dealing with issues specific to womenp. we meet Wednesday nights.
Hosted by Mindy Jacobs, PhD, ABPP,PC
Psychologist, PhD, LCSW, BCD
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
I am a diplomate in counseling psychology with over 30 years experience.I work with a variety of issues. At the core, I connect with my patients empathically. I am intuitive and skilled with regard to interpreting feelings and thoughts. I readily connect the heart and thoughts, and help people get unstuck and translate internal changes into behavioral changes.I am passionate about my work. Please view my website at www.drmindyjacobs.com or my blog at grouptherapydc.wordpress.com. To make an appointment in New York, please go to www.drmindyjacobsny.com.
The Imago Men's Group is an experience that helps you to improve yourself and your relationships. This group is for you if: You are going through a life transition: divorce, marriage, empty nest, loss. You want more enthusiasm for life. You're looking for more meaningful relationships. You want to make positive change stick. Your primary relationship is in a rut. Your fuse is short and little irritants are really starting to matter. You want to change cycles of arguments and conflict. You need new coping tools in your personal and business relationships. Please contact me for more information.
Hosted by Carl D Siegel
Psychologist, MDiv, PhD
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
I've been working with stressed out, burned out, overworked, anxious and depressed Washingtonians for over 30 years and call me crazy but I still love the work. It's such a privilege to work with an amazing diversity of smart interesting people! While I have been trained in a variety of different therapeutic modalities I've learned the most from my clients. About half of my caseload is working with couples primarily using the Imago relationship therapy approach. The rest of my client load is working with individual adults and relationship groups for men. Men really flourish in these relationship groups.
(Virtual and in person options for this group.) There is absolutely nothing wrong with your kid. Or with you. Parents of neuro-diverse kids face more stress, more pressure and criticism from others, more self-doubt, more confusion, more isolation, more shame, and generally have more to do than parents of neuro-typical kids. You are not alone meant to do this alone. This group is not intended to teach you how to parent your kid. This group is for you. To process. To feel. To talk about what this is like. More at: lisakays.com/group/therapy/parents
Hosted by Lisa Kays
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, LCSW-C, LCSW
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
I work with clients who are distressed or confused by why they engage in the behaviors they do, whether it's addiction, anger, or relationship difficulties and challenges. I believe this is because my stance is non-judgmental and I genuinely believe that all behavior is rational given past experience or the actual situation, even if it is not helpful in the present. I work to help clients navigate how these behaviors may have arisen, to develop self-compassion, and then to provide support and strategies to do the hard work of adopting new, more helpful behaviors.
Same as the General Psychotherapy Group described above. Other groups are on Wednesdays 11:30 to 12:45, 1:00 to 2:15, and 4:30 to 5:45.
Hosted by Tandy L Levine
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
I have been providing psychotherapy for over 30 years to individuals, couples, and groups.Throughout one's life, feelings such as depression and anxiety can create a sense of loss of control. Life events such as the death of a loved one, divorce, or interpersonal conflict can feel overwhelming. My clients would say that I treat every one according to their particular issues, with respect, and with great support and understanding. I also teach at George Washington University Medical School and I am on the National Council of the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University. I provide supervision, as well, to other psychotherapists.
The Regulating Emotions, Distress and Interpersonal Relationships (REDI) Program is a teletherapy group designed to help those whose wellbeing and relationships may be suffering as a result of difficulties managing their emotions and behaviors. The material covered in the REDI Program is based on an effective, research-based therapy called Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). This group will cover skills including mindfulness, tolerating distress, regulating emotions, and navigating interpersonal relationships. The goal of this group is to help individuals improve control over their emotions and mind and lead a life worth living.
Hosted by Capital Institute for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
Since it was founded in 2003 by Dr. Stephen Holland, Capital Institute for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has been providing research-proven treatment and compassionate care in Washington, DC. In 2020, we expanded our practice to provide treatment and psychological assessments to children, adolescents, and adults in Bethesda, MD. CBT has been shown to be effective for a number of problems, including: depression, bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), panic, phobias, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), eating disorders, personality disorders, and relationship problems.
Interpersonal group therapy is a powerful way to learn about ourselves and our relationships with others. My groups are usually 6 - 8 people who meet together weekly for 75 minutes with two therapists to work through relational issues that lead to psychological symptoms or dissatisfaction in relationships. People who join an interpersonal therapy group usually want to be able to relate better with others and to feel better about themselves.
Hosted by Kelly Haines
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, MPH, LICSW, CGP
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
Welcome! I'd like to tell you, I am an in-person individual, couple, and group psychotherapist. Areas of my specialization are attachment, anxiety, codependency, relationship issues, addiction, and trauma/PTSD. My interventions are somatic, psychodynamic and IFS-informed. If we work together, I can help you (+partner) with new and different behaviors so you can develop meaningful relationships, resolve old pain & trauma, break unhelpful habits, decrease anxiety, achieve work/life balance, use confidence and assertiveness to get your needs met, as well as increase experiences of joy, pleasure, vitality, equanimity.
The Regulating Emotions, Distress and Interpersonal Relationships (REDI) Program is a teletherapy group designed to help those whose wellbeing and relationships may be suffering as a result of difficulties managing their emotions and behaviors. The material covered in the REDI Program is based on an effective, research-based therapy called Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). This group will cover skills including mindfulness, tolerating distress, regulating emotions, and navigating interpersonal relationships. The goal of this group is to help individuals improve control over their emotions and mind and lead a life worth living.
Hosted by Capital Institute for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified Verified
Group meets in Washington, DC 20009
We are CBT experts. Since it was founded in 2003 by Dr. Stephen Holland, Capital Institute for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has been providing research-proven treatments and compassionate care. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) has been shown to be effective for a number of problems, including: depression, bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), hoarding, phobias, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), eating disorders, insomnia, chronic pain, personality disorders, and relationship problems. Studies find most patients in CBT have significant reduction in symptoms and distress.
