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Specialized Services
& Group Therapy

Alison Schweichler, LCSW

Specialized Services

Green Leaves
Hair Pulling (Trichotillomania)

This body-focused repetitive disorder can feel isolating and difficult to control, but recovery is possible. Using compassionate techniques based in evidence we’ll help you understand the root causes of these behaviors and develop healthier coping strategies.

Trees
Skin Picking (Excoriation Disorder)

This body-focused repetitive disorder can feel isolating and difficult to control, but recovery is possible. Using compassionate techniques based in evidence we’ll help you understand the root causes of these behaviors and develop healthier coping strategies.

Flowing River
Energy
Psychology

Discover the connection between mind, body, and energy. Using energy psychology techniques, we’ll address emotional blocks and restore balance to help you thrive. These innovative tools provide powerful support for your healing journey.

Wild Grass
Treatment Resistant
Anxiety

When anxiety persists despite traditional treatments, it can feel defeating. We specialize in helping clients with treatment-resistant anxiety by exploring innovative and personalized approaches that offer renewed hope and relief.

Trees
OCD (Obsessive Complusive Disorder)

Do intrusive thoughts or compulsive behaviors control your life? We will work together to help you change your cycle of symptoms.

Wild Grass
Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy

Are you ready for deep, transformative change? ISTDP is a focused and powerful therapy designed to help you uncover and address the core issues driving your struggles. This approach is ideal for those seeking fast, effective results.

Flowing River
Climate
Psychology

Are you experiencing anxiety or grief about climate change? Climate psychology offers a space to process these emotions.

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Alison Schweichler, LCSW

Group Therapy Services

Anxiety
OCD
Depression
Relationship Struggles

Start with a Free Consultation

Unsure if this is the right fit?
We offer a free, 15-minute consultation to discuss your goals and how
group therapy can support your mental health journey.

Contact me to inquire about available groups

Alison Schweichler, LCSW

What you may not know about group therapy:

Many people are hesitant to try group therapy for the first time. Please know you would have an individual appointment with the therapist to ensure group therapy is right for you at this time. It’s ok to be nervous!

Group therapy is a powerful way to connect with others who share similar challenges. You’ll find a supportive environment where you can learn, grow, and feel less alone.

Sometimes the best insights come from hearing others’ stories. In a group, you’ll have the chance to connect, give and receive support, and discover new perspectives. It can often be more effective to receive feedback from a group member than from a therapist.

Group therapy offers something individual therapy can’t: the opportunity to experience real-time feedback and encouragement from peers who truly understand your struggles.

I know sharing in a group might feel intimidating at first, but the space is designed to be confidential, respectful, and welcoming. Many find that they quickly feel at ease.

Group therapy works beautifully alongside individual therapy. While one focuses on your personal journey, the other helps you practice skills and build relationships in a supportive community.

Being in a group gives you the chance to explore how you interact with others, try out new ways of relating, and practice skills in a safe, supportive setting. People often tell me they didn’t realize how much they’d benefit from hearing someone else’s experience, interacting with others in a setting designed to promote self-growth, or how empowering it feels to know they’re not alone.

Many people worry about speaking in a group, but you’ll never be forced to share more than you’re comfortable with. You might be surprised how meaningful it feels to listen and just be part of the group.

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