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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBTI) Group

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBTI) Group

The group will be facilitated by Dr. Sparrow, a medical post-doctoral psychologist that specializes in CBTI, insomnia, and similar sleep-related conditions.
Postpartum Support Group

Postpartum Support Group

Connect with other postpartum moms, share what you’re going through, and discuss new, relevant topics weekly to get the support you need.
Men’s Divorce Support Group

Men’s Divorce Support Group

This group will use material that is a collection of ideas, conversations, data, and observations from men recently divorced.
Anxiety and Mood Disorder Group

Anxiety and Mood Disorder Group

The Anxiety and Mood Disorder Support Group is a virtual support group for individuals aged 18 and older with a diagnosis of an anxiety and/or mood disorder.
Affirming Nonbinary and Trans Safe Space

Affirming Nonbinary and Trans Safe Space

This psychoeducational and therapeutic group provides a safe and mutually respective space to explore nonbinary and trans challenges.
Adults With ADHD Group

Adults With ADHD Group

For adults with ADHD, group therapy can offer a consistent space to reinforce successful strategies, gain support and encouragement, and learn new coping techniques.
Adult DBT Core Skills

Adult DBT Core Skills

Do you ever have problems with roller-coaster emotions and mood swings? If so, DBT might really help you!
Warrior Renew Group

Warrior Renew Group

Sexual Abuse and Trauma Therapy Group for Women
Women’s Grief Group Therapy

Women’s Grief Group Therapy

This group helps women grieving the loss of their husband, significant other, child, parent, or other loves ones.

LifeStance Health specializes in Group Therapy with multiple locations in 15 states. Services and groups vary by location.

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Group Therapy

Research has shown that Group Therapy can be beneficial for patients, giving them a more affordable yet still effective alternative to individual sessions. It also helps people realize they are not isolated in their struggles.

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Group Therapy

What is group therapy? It is a therapeutic group that typically focuses on one issue and whose participants experience the same or similar mental health disorders. A therapist guides the group. Individuals share their stories, and the therapist may provide guidance or highlight tips and tools for the group to consider. Groups tend to range from 5 to upwards of 20 people. Large groups sometimes have two therapists.

Group therapy can vary from session to session. Some group therapy involves group discussion and sharing, while other sessions may run more like a class. Therapists leading group therapy often provide participants with coping mechanisms and tools they can implement into their daily lives.

Sessions can take place on a daily and weekly basis. The participants may change over time, with new participants arriving and others leaving from one session to the next. Sharing in group therapy tends to center on narratives related to the struggles participants go through in dealing with a mental health issue. The therapist makes sure that everyone stays focused on the main issue at hand, and that everything said is as compassionate and productive as possible.

The basic structure of group therapy is as follows:

  • Participants share an experience or diagnosis
  • They offer hope and support to others in group
  • Both therapists and patients share knowledge and experience
  • Participants maintain a circle of privacy

Keeping the circle of privacy and ensuring the anonymity of all involved is crucial to the therapeutic process. This provides a safe space for everyone so that they can share freely. The therapist leading the group tries to focus participants to maintain a mood of positivity and empowerment for themselves and others.

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Matthew Solit, MSW, LMSW
Head of Therapy Services
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Matthew Solit, MSW is the North Division Executive Clinical Director at LifeStance, serving the therapists and clinical directors across 21 states. Prior to stepping into the role of ECD, he served as Michigan Operations Director, with a primary focus on clinical operations. Matthew has over 20 years of varied leadership experience, most of which has been in the mental and behavioral health field. Throughout this, he has also made time to provide direct clinical care to those in need. He has spent time working in inpatient, outpatient, and sub-acute settings, working with an extensive variety of clinical challenges.

Matthew received his B.A. in Anthropology from the University of Arizona and his master s in social work from the Catholic University of America in his hometown of Washington, D.C. He has engaged in numerous speaking events on topics from clinical diagnostic skills-building to clinical best-practices and risk management. Matthew spends his off time with his wonderful family and two dogs. He enjoys cooking, woodworking, and gardening outside of his work with those in need.