Description
A therapy process group, also known as a process-oriented group therapy, is a type of group therapy where participants come together to explore their emotions, behaviors, and interpersonal dynamics in a safe and supportive environment. The primary focus is on the process of how people interact with each other in real time, rather than just talking about specific issues or problems.
The group will be for adults 18+ and held virtually. The cost of the group will be 45 dollars a session and will be 90 minutes long. This won’t be a drop-in base but something folks can commit to attending biweekly depending on what works best for most people. Of course, life happens, but it would be best to attend regularly to help the safety and trust of the therapeutic container. Group expectations will be established during the first session and readdressed when new group members join. The group size will be 3-10 people.
Group Therapist
Cam Murphy, LPCC, is a compassionate mental health counselor with training in various therapeutic approaches, including somatic body psychotherapy, EMDR, and mindfulness. Committed to trauma-informed, relational care, Cam offers a safe, affirming space for clients to explore challenges and heal.
If you're ready to explore your shadow side with love and compassion, address past traumas or relational patterns, and face uncomfortable emotions with curiosity, we would be a great match. I am affirming of LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse identities and work with individuals facing substance use challenges as well. Let's navigate this path together. When you are ready to leap into self-exploration and growth, I'll be here to help you along the way.
With expertise in attachment theory and the mind-body connection, Cam works with clients on issues like addiction, anxiety, trauma, depression, and personal growth. Emphasizing self-esteem, emotional resilience, and empowerment, Cam's client-centered approach helps individuals gain self-awareness and create meaningful, lasting change.
All sessions are conducted virtually.
