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Group therapy

Connection, support, and skill-building for your sober life.

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Current group offerings:

Women’s Sober Curious Group, meeting virtually for 10 weeks, coming Fall 2026.

If you’d like to connect to ask about or suggest other group topics or offerings, please use the contact page! I’d love to hear from you.

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Group therapy will help you:

  • Develop insight about your challenges in recovery

  • Have space to share about your recovery process

  • Connect with group members who know how you feel

  • Gain skills for emotional stability in your relationships and at work

  • Find healthy ways to meet your mental and emotional needs

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Frequently asked questions

  • I graduated from Boston University with my Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine in 2013.

    I’ve led about 1000 hours of group therapy since 2013, at the Faulkner Hospital, AdCare, and the Gavin Foundation.

    My groups have covered relapse prevention, anxiety, depression, emotion regulation, building a sober support network, spirituality, and codependency, among other topics.

  • I am not in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. I have lived experience with other mental health conditions, and live a recovery lifestyle as it pertains to them—engaging in a regular set of behaviors and activities that maintain my mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health to keep me feeling my best.

    I am very familiar with the 12 steps through my work, and have attended many AA and Al-Anon meetings to grow my understanding about the spiritual solution for recovery.

  • Outpatient group therapy is typically led by a licensed therapist, and is supportive, yet goes beyond a traditional support group in terms of the structure, education, and connection you can expect to experience in the group.

    Where support groups may focus mainly on sharing and connecting over mutual experiences, therapy groups also include skill building, insight building, and structured topics, so you can expect to learn and feel you are gaining tools and making progress on areas of your recovery that are important to you.

  • Rates for group therapy are 35 dollars per session.

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