Discover the Power of Therapy Groups

Experience Peer Therapy with others who understand your journey and find real support in a professional group environment.

Therapy Groups That Make a Difference

Therapy Groups bring people together who are facing similar challenges. Our Peer Therapy approach encourages real connection and shared growth in a supportive setting.



By joining Therapy Groups, you experience the benefits of learning from others while also offering your own insights. Peer Therapy helps you build resilience and develop new coping skills in a group environment.

Our Peer Therapy Group Options

Explore our therapy groups designed to fit your unique needs and goals.

Grief Support

Connect deeply with others who understand loss and find healing together.

Eating Disorders

Support your recovery and self-acceptance in a compassionate group setting.

Trauma Survivors

Heal together by sharing and learning in a safe, supportive group environment.

Parent Support

Share your parenting challenges and solutions in a friendly, supportive, guided group setting.

Depression Relief

Share experiences and find hope with group support focused on depression recovery.

Youth Empowerment

Help children and teens thrive through age-appropriate group therapy sessions.

Therapy Groups or Individual Counseling

Therapy Groups promote healing through Peer Therapy and shared experiences. These sessions help participants realize they are not alone in their struggles.



Individual therapy is more private and tailored only to you. For many, combining Peer Therapy in groups with individual sessions brings the best of both worlds.

Join a Therapy Group Today

Start your journey with Peer Therapy and find real support in a group setting.

Why Group Therapy Works

Peer Therapy provides healing through shared experience and professional guidance.

Shared Support

Gain encouragement and support from others who truly understand your experiences.

Real Connection

Build meaningful relationships in a safe and supportive group environment.

New Perspectives

Benefit greatly from the unique perspectives of group members and therapists.

Shared Wisdom

Benefit from the collective knowledge and experience of your Therapy Group.

Skill Building

Develop coping and communication skills with real-time group feedback.

Group Safety and Confidentiality

Therapy Groups at Serenity Psychotherapy Group are built on trust and respect. We prioritize your safety so you can participate in Peer Therapy with confidence and peace of mind.



Every member agrees to strict confidentiality, ensuring what is shared in group stays private. Our facilitators guide each session to create a welcoming and comfortable environment for all.

Getting Started With Therapy Groups

Peer Therapy follows a clear process for your comfort and success.

Initial Contact: Speak with our team to learn about therapy groups and ask questions.

Group Placement: We place you in a Therapy Group that fits your needs and preferences.

Group Introduction: Get to know your group and facilitator in a welcoming session.

Join Sessions: Attend regular group meetings and participate in Peer Therapy activities.

Ongoing Support:  Receive continued support and feedback as you grow with your group.

Peer Therapy FAQs

Discover what to expect and how to make the most of your group therapy experience.

  • What are Therapy Groups?

    Therapy Groups are supportive gatherings led by a licensed therapist where individuals with similar challenges meet to share experiences and learn new coping skills together. At Serenity Psychotherapy Group, Therapy Groups foster connection, understanding, and positive change through a structured yet welcoming group setting.

  • How does Peer Therapy work?

    Peer Therapy encourages members to share personal stories, insights, and strategies with one another. By connecting through shared experiences, Peer Therapy helps participants realize they are not alone and provides practical advice and emotional support that can be hard to find elsewhere. 

  • Who can join Therapy Groups?

    Anyone seeking support for mental health, stress, life transitions, or emotional challenges can benefit from joining Therapy Groups. Our groups are open to adults, teens, couples, and families, and Peer Therapy ensures everyone feels welcome and understood in a safe environment. 

  • Are Therapy Groups effective?

    Yes, Therapy Groups have been shown to be highly effective for many people. Participating in Therapy Groups allows you to learn from others, develop social skills, and receive feedback within a supportive community, often enhancing personal growth even more than individual therapy alone.

  • What if I feel nervous joining?

    Feeling nervous about joining Therapy Groups or starting Peer Therapy is completely normal. Many people experience initial anxiety, but most find that the supportive environment and the encouragement from both peers and facilitators help them grow comfortable and confident in sharing with the group.

  • How many people are in each Therapy Group?

    Typically, Therapy Groups at Serenity Psychotherapy Group include six to ten members. This size ensures that everyone has the opportunity to participate and benefit from both Peer Therapy interactions and professional guidance while maintaining a comfortable and intimate atmosphere.

  • Can I try both individual and group therapy?

    Absolutely. Many clients choose to combine individual counseling with Therapy Groups to get the benefits of one-on-one attention and the collective wisdom of group support. Peer Therapy offers unique perspectives and encouragement that complement the focused growth of individual sessions.

  • What topics are discussed in Peer Therapy?

    Peer Therapy groups cover a wide range of topics depending on the group’s focus, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, or life transitions. All experiences, questions, and emotions are welcome, and group members often find that discussing real-life challenges leads to powerful breakthroughs.

  • How long does each Therapy Group session last?

    Most Therapy Groups meet for 60 to 90 minutes per session. This time frame allows for everyone to participate in Peer Therapy activities, share experiences, and receive feedback while keeping sessions focused and productive.

  • Is there a commitment required for Therapy Groups?

    Some Therapy Groups are open-ended, allowing you to attend as long as you find them helpful, while others are structured around a set number of sessions. We’ll help you find the right Therapy Group and Peer Therapy format to match your needs and commitment level.

Start Your Healing Journey

Take the first step toward growth with Therapy Groups today.