Group Therapy

Group therapy can be a powerful therapeutic modality that offers unique benefits not always available in individual therapy. It is cost effective, offers opportunities for social connection and validation, as well it's backed by science for skill building and effective treatment. However, it's important to note that group therapy may not be suitable for everyone, and individual preferences and needs should be taken into account when considering treatment options.

Upcoming Groups at Nobile Psychology

Men's Process Group-Fall 2024

Men's mental health is a specific focus - this is sometimes overlooked. Our group is a place to help you communicate difficulties with like minded peers in a way that is genuine and real. This group will increase awareness through communication of experiences. It aims to cultivate improvement in well-being at large. All men 18 and older are welcome in this group - this is a space for support and honesty.The group will be conducted over Zoom and will run for 8 consecutive weeks. 

Facilitator:  Avi Singer   

OCD Exposure & Prevention Group- TBD 2024

This group will utilize Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) treatment. It will focus on exposing yourself to the internal experiences which trigger anxiety, and teach strategies to support you in choosing NOT to engage in unhealthy/unhelpful behaviors once you are triggered. Group will run for 8-12 weekly 60 minute sessions. Members should expect out of office assignments each week. Reach out to learn more about ERP! 

Facilitator: Dr. Catherine Nobile 

DBT Skills Group-TBD

This virtual Dialectical Behavior Therapy group follows Marsha Linehan's DBT skills curriculum. The group consists of four modules - Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation, Distress Tolerance, and Interpersonal Effectiveness. DBT groups are a great resource for people struggling to regulate their emotions. They can also be especially useful for people who engage in destructive or impulsive behaviors, such as substance abuse, self-harm, reckless spending, etc. The group is didactic in nature and will focus on learning and applying the skills reviewed. Homework is assigned each week to facilitate mastery of the skills. Participants must be in conjunctive individual therapy to be eligible for this group. Prospective participants will undergo a brief screening to gauge their interest and appropriateness for the group. Group runs weekly for 6 months.

Facilitator: Dr. Catherine Nobile