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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Breaking the Perfectionism Cycle: Awareness & Management
Tuesdays Katherine CaiTime: 1:00 pmPerfectionism is often praised and viewed as a strength, but when the pursuit of perfection becomes rigid and tied to self-worth, it can contribute to chronic stress, self-criticism, burnout, anxiety, interpersonal challenges, and more. This group provides a supportive and nonjudgemental space for participants to explore their relationship with perfectionism. Through guided discussion, psychoeducation, and therapeutic skill-building, participants will be able to deepen their understanding of how perfectionism develops, the ways it shows up in daily life, and its impact on emotional well-being. Together, we will explore the roles of sociocultural factors, self-criticism, and unrealistic expectations while learning new strategies to foster self-compassion, healing, and resilience.RSVP10/27
Open
Getting to Know Perfectionism: Realities and Lived Experiences
11/3
Open
Where Does Perfectionism Come From? The Origins and Our Narratives
11/10
Open
The Cost of Perfectionism: Burnout, Stress, and Emotional Well-Being
11/17
Open
Changing the Conversation: Cultivating Self-Compassion and Self-Acceptance
11/24
Open
Showing Up Without Performing: Interpersonal Connections and Authenticity
12/1
Open
Moving Forward: Living Beyond Perfectionism
