Humantold Psychotherapy Group Workshops
Being a human is hard work, and no one is meant to do it alone. Humantold psychotherapy offer Group Workshops for individuals looking to share their personal struggles and experiences with like-minded people in a supportive environment that is guided by a professional therapist. These workshops cultivate connection, empathy, and emotional support through group learning around a specific topic. Together, attendees learn new skills that help them navigate the human condition.
Group workshops are free. If you would like to contribute to our ongoing work, donations will be accepted.
You may sign up for just one group workshop or the whole series. If you miss the first week of a series, you are still welcome to attend the following weeks.
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Getting to Know Your Anxiety: Understanding the Cycle and Learning to Befriend It
Fridays Candice ChiangTime: 1:00 pmWe all experience anxiety, whether we like it or not. While anxiety is an inevitable part of life, particularly given the amount of uncertainty we face in today’s world, it can feel overwhelming or even debilitating when we don’t understand it or know how to cope with it.
Anxiety can sometimes feel like a big, scary, monstrous entity that we have to fight against. In this workshop, I invite you to set aside the fight and get curious about your anxiety and how you respond to it. Together, we’ll explore how anxiety can be amplified and maintained by our thoughts and behaviors, and learn ways to make space for difficult emotions, break the cycle of anxiety, and respond to it differently. The goal is not to get rid of anxiety, but to develop a different relationship with it—one where we can learn to understand and even befriend it.
RSVP10/16
Open
Understanding the Anxiety Cycle: Why Does Anxiety Keep Coming Back?
10/23
Open
Getting Unstuck from Anxious Thoughts
10/30
Open
Breaking the Rumination Loop
11/6
Open
Making Space for Anxiety: Mindfulness, Acceptance & Experiential Practice
11/13
Open
Testing the Story: Cognitive Restructuring & Behavioral Experiments
12/4
Open
Befriending Anxiety: Integration and Moving Forward
