Psychodynamic Group Therapy

Psychodynamic Group Therapy is a type of group therapy that uses psychoanalytic principles to help group participants work through core struggles, conflicts, and challenges by understanding better how emotional processes influence the perceptions, feelings, and actions of those involved. 

During Psychodynamic Group Therapy, emphasis is placed on the relationships between group members and how the individual participants interact. It investigates conflicts, defense mechanisms, and past relationships that shape present behaviors. Participants work through their struggles in a real-life setting where they can observe and discuss their experiences with their peers inside of the group. 

The Therapeutic Aim is for group members to gain insight into previously unrecognized or unconscious internal conflicts and defenses. This process helps build resilience, enabling individuals to better cope with life's problems and frustrations.

Please check back as we plan to launch our next group in Fall of 2025!