Group Therapy

Group Therapy

All of the groups listed below run on an ongoing basis in small, closed cohorts and offer a sliding scale for financial accessibility. Specific information can be found in the drop down section below.

If you are interested in joining or learning more, please reach out to the facilitating therapist directly, or complete our contact form:

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  • Grief can feel surreal, disorganizing, tender, lonely, and difficult to put into language. It can also bring experiences that feel deeply meaningful and hard to explain, like dreams, signs, synchronicities, rituals, memories, or moments of continued connection with the person who died.

    This in-person group is for adults grieving a death of any kind who want a small, supportive, clinically held space to process grief in community. The group is interactive and relational, with room for honest conversation, reflection, psychoeducation, and connection with others who understand that grief is not linear, simple, or something we “move on” from.

    Throughout the group, I weave in education and discussion around grief, trauma, attachment, continuing bonds, nervous system responses, identity shifts, family dynamics, guilt, anger, numbness, longing, and the many ways loss can show up in daily life. Each session includes thoughtful prompts and facilitated conversation designed to help members feel less alone in experiences that are often hard to name.

    This group is intentionally held in person because grief often asks for a particular kind of emotional presence. Being in the room together can create space for a deeper kind of steadiness, intimacy, and connection than many people have access to in their everyday lives.

    Who:
    Adults grieving a death of any kind (illness, suicide, substance related, car/traumatic accident, natural causes, etc.), whether the loss occurred recently or long ago

    When:
    Sundays 3-4:15 PM

    Where:
    Every Body Therapy’s Gowanus office

    Fee:
    $125 per session with resource-based sliding scale available ($75–$125); Superbills provided for OON reimbursement 

    Facilitated by Lauren

  • CURRENTLY PAUSED

    This group offers a space for queer womxn and people who relate to the female experience to explore identity, relationships, and personal growth within a supportive and thoughtful community.

    Group therapy offers the experience of being witnessed by peers who share similar questions, struggles, and experiences. Over time, members build meaningful connections while exploring the many layers of gender, sexuality, intimacy, belonging, and self-understanding. This group is less about having the “right” answers and more about creating space for honest conversation, curiosity, and connection.

    led by Lauren

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    This closed virtual process group is for adults recovering from eating disorders or disordered eating who want support that is thoughtful, HAES-aligned, and grounded in body liberation rather than shame, control, or diet culture.

    Participants will have space to process the emotional reality of recovery, including food fear, body image distress, identity shifts, grief, ambivalence, and the patterns that make healing feel hard. The group is designed to support both insight and practical coping, while helping members build a more compassionate and sustainable relationship with food and their bodies.

    This is not a weight-focused or behavior-policing space. It is a place to be honest, supported, and less alone in the work of recovery.

    Who:
    Adults (18+) of all body, sex, and gender identities managing disordered eating, an eating disorder, or body image concerns. Please note: This is not a replacement for individual therapy or nutrition counseling.

    Where:
    Virtual via Zoom

    Fee:
    $100 per session with sliding scale availability; an 8-week financial commitment is required. First session due at the time of enrollment to secure your space

    Facilitated by Danielle

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    Living with a chronic illness that other people cannot see or easily understand can be profoundly isolating. It can affect your relationships, your sense of self, your trust in your body, and your ability to move through daily life without feeling misunderstood or dismissed.

    This virtual support group is for adults living with invisible or fluctuating chronic health conditions who want a space where they do not have to explain, minimize, or translate what they are carrying. Together, we will make room for the emotional reality of chronic illness, including grief, anger, shame, uncertainty, loneliness, and the exhaustion of being disbelieved or misunderstood.

    This group is designed to offer validation, connection, and thoughtful support from others who understand something of the terrain.

    Who:
    Adults (18+) living with an “invisible” chronic health condition

    Where:
    Virtual via Zoom

    Fee:
    $75 per session with a resource-based sliding scale option

    Facilitated by Lexi

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    Caring for someone with chronic illness can be deeply loving and deeply difficult. It can bring grief, resentment, guilt, exhaustion, fear, loneliness, and the sense that your own inner life has had to move to the background.

    This virtual support group is for caregivers who want a place to speak honestly about the emotional realities of caregiving without shame or performance. We will explore themes such as burnout, role strain, grief, envy, helplessness, self-trust, and the complicated relationship between care, obligation, and identity.

    The goal is not to make you a better martyr. It is to give you a space where your experience matters too.

    Who:

    Adults 18+ who are caregivers of loved ones with chronic illness

    Where:
    Virtual via Zoom

    Fee:
    $75 per session with resource-based sliding scale options available; requires a 10-week financial commitment

    Facilitated by Halie

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    Estrangement can bring relief, grief, guilt, anger, doubt, loneliness, clarity, and heartbreak, often all at once. It can be one of the most important decisions someone makes and one of the hardest to explain to other people.

    This closed virtual support group is for estranged adult children who want a space to speak openly about family trauma, parental abuse, complicated loyalty, post-traumatic guilt, self-worth, grief, and the ongoing emotional complexity of having limited or no contact with a parent or caregiver.

    This group does not assume that estrangement is simple, easy, or one-size-fits-all. It offers an affirming space to process what led here, what it costs, what it protects, and what healing might look like now.

    Who:
    Adults (18+) who are estranged from their parent(s) / caregiver(s)

    When:
    Every Tuesday from 6:00-7:00pm for 10 consecutive weeks

    Where:
    Virtual via Zoom

    Fee:
    $75 per session with resource-based sliding scale options available; a full 10-session financial commitment is required at enrollment

    Facilitated by Halie

ENROLL OR LEARN MORE
Flyer for a support group titled "Living with 'Invisible' Chronic Illness" showing a hand reaching toward a shadowy hand. The flyer provides details about a virtual 8-week support group for adults living with invisible illness, including topics to be
Informational flyer for Caregiver Support Group, including details about the group, benefits, meeting info, fee, and contact details of Halie Rose Bloom, LMSW.
Informational flyer titled 'Signs & Grief' for a 10-week in-person support group for adults grieving a loss, led by Lauren Lynn Jackson, emphasizing connection, understanding, and safe sharing about grief experiences.
Flyer for an 'Eating Disorder Process Group' led by Danielle Konsky. Describes a virtual eight-week support group for adults recovering from eating disorders, offering skills and coping mechanisms, held via Zoom on Thursdays from 6-7:15 PM, starting
Support group flyer titled "No Contact: A Support Group for Estranged Adult Children" offering details for an online weekly support group for adults over 18 who are estranged from their parents or caregivers, including schedule, fee, and registration
A flyer for a chronic illness and body image support group by Every Body, detailing the group's focus on relationship-based therapy, what it explores, and its structure including a 10-week online Zoom program for 6-8 participants.
Flyer for Queer Womxn's Process Group offering virtual therapy and support for queer womxn and allies exploring identity, relationships, and growth in a confidential group setting, with details on availability, format, costs, and contact information.
Description of a virtual therapy group for queer women and people. The text explains the group's purpose, topics, and eligibility criteria, and mentions the facilitator Lauren Linn.

  • "In the same way individual therapy allows me to "put things on the shelf", this group allowed me to do exactly the same thing with regard to caregiving experiences specifically. I knew that I would have the opportunity every Wednesday evening not only to reflect, but also to elicit support from group members during our meeting time. Throughout the course of the week this allowed me to experience my caregiving challenges in a much more mindful way, invite them to pass for the moment, and then come back to them in the supportive space of our group when I wouldn't be overwhelmed by them and when they wouldn't interrupt my other life activities."

  • "The weekly topics were well-chosen, and prompts and exercises were really great jumping-off-points for discussion and reflection. The progression of topics helped facilitate insight into my own relationship to my body image and chronic illnesses, but I didn't feel "punished" or "left behind" when I had to miss sessions. Session structure was really helpful, with enough space to do the "hard work" while also getting support from both the facilitator and peers. Overall, so much space to think about myself through a new lens while exploring what types of support are most helpful to me.”

  • "I loved the group so much and truly looked forward to it even when I was feeling really awful. I felt super comfortable at all times both because of Danielle but also how all of us were able to connect. This is such a valuable resource that I hope more people can find!"

  • "It's great to have a place where people understand what you're going through. Chronic Illness is invisible and so many times we go unnoticed. It's good to talk with others even if it's not exactly what you're going through, it helps you feel more 'normal.'"

  • "Since starting this group, I've felt so much less isolated. It has been a real relief to be able to share my experience with a group of people who implicitly understand what I'm talking about. It's been validating in a way I've never experienced before. I've noticed that even when I don't talk about something in group, the group influences the way that I think and make decisions in positive ways."

  • "Feeling less alone in my experience was invaluable! The group felt super cohesive and supportive. The facilitator was tremendous at holding space and offering prompts when needed but also giving spaciousness when the group was just flowing."

  • "I loved being able to connect with a group of like-minded people that also had very different experiences. The size of the group was great and Halie was fantastic at keeping the conversation going in moments when things got a little slow."