Group Therapy
Group therapy offers a supportive space to build healthier coping skills, increase self-awareness, and connect with others who share similar struggles—a powerful part of the healing process. Through interpersonal learning and shared experience, group members can grow together and inspire hope.
Groups of 8-10 meet for 60 minutes, with both focused and open-ended options available. See below for current offerings.
Group Therapy Options
Wellness Workshops (Open to All)
Online Registration
Screening Required
Workshops are open to all students. A referral, initial consultation, online registration, and intake forms are not required.
You can walk into the designated location if you would like to join one of these workshops.
You can walk into the designated location if you would like to join one of these workshops.
"Rooted" Garden Therapy Group
Facilitator: Kaeokalei Alo
May 21 - June 11
Every Thursday, 3:30 pm - 5 pm
Kumuwaiwai Center for Sustainability
Boost emotional well-being in a garden setting, while exploring the principles of cultivation, reconnection, transformation, and engagement.
May 21 - June 11
Every Thursday, 3:30 pm - 5 pm
Kumuwaiwai Center for Sustainability
Boost emotional well-being in a garden setting, while exploring the principles of cultivation, reconnection, transformation, and engagement.
Resilience through Christ
Facilitator: Interns
May 6 - June 10
Every Wednesday, 5 pm - 6 pm
Lorenzo Snow Building 202
Reframe negative thoughts and find emotional healing through psychological principles and the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
May 6 - June 10
Every Wednesday, 5 pm - 6 pm
Lorenzo Snow Building 202
Reframe negative thoughts and find emotional healing through psychological principles and the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
QPR Suicide Prevention Training
Facilitator: interns
May 6 and June 3
4 pm - 5 pm
Lorenzo Snow Building 202
Learn to recognize warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and connect those in crisis with local resources for professional help.
May 6 and June 3
4 pm - 5 pm
Lorenzo Snow Building 202
Learn to recognize warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and connect those in crisis with local resources for professional help.
Drop-in groups are open to all interested students and do not require a referral or initial consultation appointment. Students may attend as many of the drop-in group sessions as needed.
If you want to join any of the groups below, sign up using the linked forms. Once we have enough students sign up, the location and dates will be announced for this semester. Clients must complete the online registration, consent, and intake forms.
If you want to join any of the groups below, sign up using the linked forms. Once we have enough students sign up, the location and dates will be announced for this semester. Clients must complete the online registration, consent, and intake forms.
Mother's Support Group
Facilitator: Rachel Kekaula
A group for mothers—expecting, new, or seasoned provides a safe space to navigate the joys and challenges of motherhood, including postpartum depression and other mental health issues.
Register Here
Register Here
For current clients, speak to your current therapist about joining a group.
For new clients, please call, email, or walk in to schedule a consultation appointment for a "brief screening." The client must complete the online consent and intake form.
For new clients, please call, email, or walk in to schedule a consultation appointment for a "brief screening." The client must complete the online consent and intake form.
Reconciling Faith and Sexuality
Facilitator: Susiane Manning
A process group for LGBTQ+ students to explore their identities, help support one another, and work towards spiritual and psychological health.
Men's Self-Enhancement
Facilitator: Kaeo Alo
Supporting men towards developing awareness of mental, emotional, and behavioral wellness.