GROUP THERAPY

Group therapy brings together individuals who are experiencing similar challenges, such as anxiety, depression, unemployment, grief, or other life challenges.
Led by a qualified therapist, group sessions provide a supportive and confidential space where participants can explore their experiences, learn from one another, develop practical coping skills, and gain different perspectives on the challenges they are facing.
You do not have to navigate difficult experiences alone. Sometimes, hearing from others who are going through something similar can help you feel understood and less alone.
Our Groups – Weekly Sessions
What Happens in a Group Session
- A brief check-in
- Discussion of a particular theme or concern
- Therapist-guided activities or psychoeducation
- Opportunities for participants to share their experiences
- Reflection and discussion
- Practical strategies participants can apply between sessions
Participants are not required to share anything they are uncomfortable sharing.
Benefits of Group Therapy
- A sense of connection and belonging
- Learning from other people’s experiences
- Receiving support and encouragement
- Increased accountability
- Developing new perspectives
- Increased self awareness and personal growth
- Practising communication and interpersonal skills
- Learning practical coping strategies
- Realizing that others may be experiencing similar difficulties
Is Group Therapy Right for You?
Group therapy may be a good option if you would like support from a therapist while also learning from the experiences of others facing similar challenges.
Before joining a group, we may ask you to complete a brief assessment. This helps us understand your needs and determine whether the particular group is appropriate for you.
If a group does not appear to be the best fit for your needs, we can discuss other support options with you.
Confidentiality and Group Expectations
Participants are expected to respect the privacy of other group members. What is shared within the group should remain confidential.
Participants are also expected to:
- Respect different perspectives and experiences
- Avoid judging or criticizing other participants
- Give others an opportunity to speak
- Maintain appropriate boundaries
- Avoid recording or photographing group sessions
- Respect the confidentiality of information shared by other members
Practical Information
Upcoming Groups
- Groups: Managing Anxiety, Managing Depression, Navigating Unemployment, and Caregiving Support Groups
- Start date: Thursday, 17th September, 2026
- Duration: 8 Weeks, 8 Weeks, 4 Weeks, 6 Weeks (Respectively)
- Session length: 1 Hour 30 Minutes
- Frequency: Once a week
- Format: Online sessions
- Group size: 6–10 participants
- Fee: 2000 per session
- Facilitator: Harriet Maina (Licensed Counseling Psychologist)
- Registration deadline: Thursday, 10th September, 2026
How to Join
- Choose the group that interests you.
- Complete the registration form.
- We will review your information and contact you regarding the next steps.
- If the group is appropriate for your needs, we will confirm your place and provide the session details.