Service

Group therapy

A small group of people working on the same challenge, guided by an experienced therapist in a structured, skills-focused format.

What it is

Skills you learn better together

It isn't strangers trading stories. Each session has a clear focus, practical tools to learn, and a steady framework that keeps the group safe and productive.

And a group offers something individual therapy can't: the moment you realize you're not the only one. Hearing someone describe the exact thing you thought was yours alone changes something.

Our approach

How our groups work

Small and structured. Our groups are virtual, small by design, and built around evidence-based skills rather than open-ended discussion.

Skills that build. Each group follows a set curriculum. Every session introduces concrete tools, builds on the last, and leaves room to practise and troubleshoot between weeks.

At your own pace. Sharing is encouraged, never forced. Clear guidelines on confidentiality and respect keep the space safe for everyone.

Current groups

Anger management

For adults who feel controlled by their anger instead of the other way around. Understand where anger comes from, spot your early warning signs, and build the skills to respond rather than react.

Current groups

DBT skills group

Built on dialectical behaviour therapy, one of the most effective approaches for emotional regulation. Learn concrete skills for managing intense emotions, tolerating distress, staying grounded in the moment, and asking for what you need.

What to expect

What joining looks like

A short conversation before you join, to make sure the group fits your goals.

Weekly sessions by secure video. Enough people to learn from, few enough that you're never lost in the crowd.

New skills every week, with practice in between.

It might be right for you if

  • Anger keeps costing you, at home, at work, or in how you feel about yourself afterward
  • You learn best with structure, practical tools and accountability
  • You want a focused, skills-based complement to individual therapy
  • Your emotions can feel bigger and faster than your ability to manage them
  • You've felt alone in what you're dealing with and want to be around people who get it

Ready to talk it out?

Book a free 15-minute consultation — a no-pressure chance to share what's going on, ask questions, and see if we're the right fit.

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