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Group Counseling & Workshops

Many students benefit from counseling in a group format where common concerns can be explored. Currently enrolled 成人AV视频 students are eligible to sign up for free group counseling.

How Do I Join a Group? | How Do I Attend a Workshop? | Group vs. Workshop |
| Group Information | Workshop Information | What is Group Counseling & Why Join? |

How Do I Join a Group?

  1. Contact us at counselingctr@unf.edu if interested in one of our current groups. 
  2. We’ll send you paperwork (if not a current client), once we've received your completed paperwork, then we will schedule you for an initial assessment.
  3. At your initial assessment, you can discuss your interest in group therapy and current concerns + get signed up!
  4. Attend a 30-minute group orientation.
  5. Complete your group agreement and attend your group!

How Do I Attend a Workshop?

Just show up at the counseling center during any ! No initial assessment required.

Group vs. Workshop

Group

  • Requires an initial assessment
  • Meet with the same people weekly

Workshop

  • Walk-in
  • No initial assessment needed

Groups:

Understanding Self and Others (USO) 

The Understanding Self and Others (USAO) groups are insight-oriented groups that provide a safe environment for exploring personal growth through connections with others. This group is beneficial for those struggling with anxiety, depression, life transition issues and communication skills by facilitating a better understanding of self. Students gain insight into themselves and their relationships, allowing for the opportunity to provide and receive honest feedback in a therapeutic setting. Members guide session focus. Group meets weekly.

 

Expressive Therapy Process Group

Students express themselves using visual media to produce individual and group art in a confidential therapeutic setting. The creative process, resulting artwork, and group dynamics help students better understand themselves, learn effective communication skills, and improve relationships. No artistic talent is required, simply a willingness to engage in creativity and conversation so that group members may learn, grow, and heal. Group meets weekly. 

 

Understanding Self & Others: Grief & Loss

A process group for individuals who have experienced loss and are seeking connection, self-understanding, and healing. While grounded in the shared experience of grief, the group offers space to explore a range of thoughts, emotions, and relational patterns that members experience within and beyond an experience of loss. Through authentic dialogue and mutual support, members help guide the focus of each session in a compassionate environment. Group meets weekly.


 

Adventure Group

Step outside the therapy room and into the outdoors! The Adventure Group blends nature, challenge, and self-discovery to help students build confidence, strengthen relationships, and explore personal identity. Using the outdoor spaces on campus, we'll step out of our comfort zones and into meaningful experiences. Each adventure includes time to reflect, connect, and grow. Group meets weekly.

 

Current Workshops:

 

Expressive Arts Open Studio 

  • Thursdays, 1:30 to 3:30 pm

What is Group Counseling and Why Join?

Group counseling is a powerful and effectual way for students to share, give and receive support, as well as to learn and heal. Many students can benefit from counseling in a group format and all the information shared remains confidential. Therapy groups are free and open to all currently enrolled 成人AV视频 students.

Group works! In studies comparing group psychotherapy to individual counseling, group therapy has been shown to be as effective and sometimes even more effective than individual counseling.

Group therapy offers the opportunity for students to learn new skills, to share concerns as well as inherent wisdom in a facilitated environment with other students. Some groups are focused on common concerns, such as anxiety, relationships, and self-understanding while other groups offer an opportunity for students with a shared identity to gather and connect in community.