Process Group For Therapists
A virtual process group for therapists to deepen self-awareness, explore relationships, and grow in a supportive, reflective community.
Ongoing Virtual Clinical Peer Group Series
In 2 months
Wed @ 6:15 - 7:45 pm
Next meeting: Wed, Sep 3, 2025
Meets every week
Meets virtually
8 seats left
$100 per session
Pay per session
Save my seat!
In 2 months
Wed @ 6:15 - 7:45 pm
Next meeting: Wed, Sep 3, 2025
Meets virtually
Meets every week
$100 per session
Pay per session
8 seats left
Save my seat!
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Who this group is for
This group is for therapists who are interested in building meaningful relationships while deepening self-awareness, exploring relational patterns, and growing both professionally and personally in a supportive environment.
Therapists who are curious and eager to understand their impact on others, explore their personal narratives, and
recognize what triggers and soothes them. Individuals who value learning and growing together in community.
Therapists who are curious and eager to understand their impact on others, explore their personal narratives, and
recognize what triggers and soothes them. Individuals who value learning and growing together in community.
What to expect
We take a relational approach, acknowledging the influence of both past and present relationships. Through “here and now” reflection and meaningful feedback, we offer space to explore and experiment with new ways of relating.
Potential benefits include: Cultivating emotional openness and mindfulness in relationships. Strengthening your capacity to reflect, communicate, and connect with clients and in your personal life, while fostering a sense of belonging.
Potential benefits include: Cultivating emotional openness and mindfulness in relationships. Strengthening your capacity to reflect, communicate, and connect with clients and in your personal life, while fostering a sense of belonging.
Miri AriePhD Licensed Psychologist
Miri Arie, Ph.D., CGP, is a clinical psychologist and Certified Group Psychotherapist with nearly two decades of clinical experience working with children and adults, individually and in groups. She specializes in helping individuals improve their relationships, manage anxiety, enhance emotional regulation, and shift rigid thinking patterns and behaviors. Dr. Arie has extensive training in supporting clients with anxiety, trauma histories, and those navigating the challenges of parenting. Her integrative approach combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), attachment-based interventions, and the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model to provide tailored, compassionate care.
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