Whether you work with individuals, couples, families, or groups, this experiential group will improve your relationship with self and others, both personally and professionally.

This group is for you if:

• You already belong to a consultation group (or two) and desire the kind of interpersonal feedback you are unlikely to receive in a leaderless group with other therapists who are your friends.

• You crave training that is experiential and helps you go deeper in your emotional connections with your clients and those you are closest to in your personal life.

• You desire a contained space to expand your capacity and strengthen your tolerance for uncomfortable feelings.

• You have an interest in offering groups, especially process groups, in your practice. The best way to learn how to lead a group is to give yourself the experience of being a member of a group!

• You need support transitioning to the next step in your practice: whether you are still stuck in a job you have wanted to leave for a while, are new to private practice, or seasoned but looking to make your practice more satisfying.

• You feel isolated in your practice, maybe even burned out, and long to feel connected to other therapists that will hold space for your professional and personal identities, as well as become trusted referral sources.

When:

Thursdays 10 - 11:30am (weekly)

Where:

2303 Wycliff Street

Saint Paul, MN 55114

Cost:

$90 per week

May be eligible for use of CME funds or a business deduction as a professional training expense.

Commitment:

Minimum of three months; however, members typically stay much longer.

All identities and levels of experience are welcome.

The group is limited to eight members. Please inquire via email about current availability or to join the waitlist for additional process groups for therapists that will launch once there is enough interest.

This is a training group for mental health professionals that tends to the whole person of the therapist. It weaves here-and-now relational process, personal concerns, clinical and practice issues, and process group theory and technique content together through the process of sharing thoughts and feelings that you are experiencing in the moment. The content of the group will be driven by group members wants and needs.

If you are interested, please contact me for a free 30-minute consultation. After this first step, a pre-group one-on-one preparation meeting is required.

Warmly,

Brian C. Post, PhD, LP

Certified Group Psychotherapist

drbrianpost@protonmail.com

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/brian-c-post-saint-paul-mn/1065400

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/brian-c-post-saint-paul-mn/1065400

• Are you looking for a therapy group where you can improve your relationship with yourself and others? A place where you will be both supported and challenged?

• Interpersonal process therapy groups are a powerful treatment modality. Research has shown they are the treatment of choice for interpersonal concerns, and as effective as individual therapy, but less expensive, for many other concerns. 

• Process groups can be a helpful adjunct to individual therapy or a stand-alone treatment for clients who have done meaningful individual work and are ready to graduate to the group setting.

• After witnessing the power of group to transform people’s lives, I have made them a primary offering in my private practice. 

I currently have three process groups with more times to come. 

Mondays 11 - 12:30

Tuesdays 11 - 12:30

Thursdays 3 - 4:30

• These groups (capped at eight members) are intended to improve members relationships with self and others. Think of this group as a place where you can practice the intra- and interpersonal skills you discuss with your individual therapist . 

• More specifically, this group is for:

• People who would like to become more emotionally aware.

• People in individual therapy who want to deepen their therapeutic work.

• People who want to improve their romantic and/or platonic relationships.

• Adult children of parents who were emotionally immature.

• People who grew up in challenging family circumstances.

• People who had a positive experience in a recovery or support group who are looking for "something more" from their group experience.

• The group meets on a weekly basis at my office. 

2303 Wycliff st.

Saint Paul, MN 55114

• Fee is $90 (private pay). Superbills offered.

• Prospective group members are encouraged to contact me for a free 30-minute consultation to discuss whether this group is a good fit.

• Two pre-group one-on-one sessions required to prepare you for your group experience. 

• I am a Certified Group Psychotherapist and have led over 65 interpersonal process groups.

• The group will meet online weekly Thursday 4:30-6:00 and is led by Leila Comer. 

• This group focuses on relationships, embodiment (being present in the body, despite anxious and depressive parts that show up) and shame resilience. 

• The structure of the group will allow space for each member to share current stressors and to be supported by the other members. The facilitator will guide conversation, pointing out relational patterns and highlighting skills to increase individual goals. 

• We ask for a 2 month commitment, which allows for the group members to have enough time and space to create safety and vulnerability. 

• The investment is $45-75 per meeting, pay as able. 

• More info: https://moodyoctopus.com/womens-process-group/

The group is for folks who identify as male and BIPOC. This a space where folks can practice relational skills, vulnerability, being authentic, connecting to body, connecting to emotions, processing trauma/grief, and addressing shame/judgement. We will explore masculinity, social norms, hurt, anger, expectations, mental health, relationships, family, self-esteem, body image, parenting, upbringing, and needs.
Sliding scale and some insurances accepted. Currently building waitlist, Thursdays 5-6:30pm in Uptown.

https://www.akulatherapy.com/group-therapy

These groups will provide therapeutic support for queer individuals or couples/partnered relational systems that are experiencing internal stress related to the state of the world as it stands today and how we are coping. Together, we will decide which topics to focus on. Topics might include the climate crisis, living in late-stage capitalism, uncertainty about the future, and etc. The group will begin once the minimum number of participants have signed up, run for 3 months, and may renew for additional cycles. 

All major insurance carriers are accepted and private pay/sliding scale is available. If interested in joining, please email eli@edgeswellness.com or ryan@edgeswellness.com

There will be separate individual and couples groups, both held on Sundays. Groups are estimated to begin in May 2025 once the minimum number of participants are reached. 

https://edgeswellness.com/groups

This therapy group is for male-identifying folks who feel isolated, struggle to build or sustain lasting relationships, and are looking for connection with others. In this group, we discuss and explore topics related to communication, personal growth, feelings of loneliness, and vulnerability. embers are encouraged to bring in their own topics for discussion and participate in open and honest conversations where all members are respected and heard.

Group is offered through Hamm Clinic - insurance is accepted, Medicare is not for this group. 

https://hammclinic.org/mental-health/therapy/group/

• The group will meet in-person weekly at Pichik Offices in South Minneapolis. 

• Brittany Villella leads this ongoing group Tuesday from 5-6:30. 

• This group focuses on relationships, embodiment (being present in the body, despite anxious and depressive parts that show up) and shame resilience. 

• The structure of the group will allow space for each member to share current stressors and to be supported by the other members. The facilitator will guide conversation, pointing out relational patterns and highlighting skills to increase individual goals. 

• We ask for a 2 month commitment, which allows for the group members to have enough time and space to create safety and vulnerability. 

• The investment is $65 per meeting. 

• More info: https://moodyoctopus.com/mens-process-group/