Groups & Events
We love therapy groups! Check this page for our active events and groups and to see past events. Please feel free to reach out to us to inquire about bringing back a past group or to inquire bout a new one!
Events
Behind the Mask: Embracing Neurodiversity Group Series
Tuesdays at 7:00pm starting March 4
Are you exploring your own neurodivergence or identifying as neurodivergent? Join us for a transformative 8-week virtual group led by therapist Hannah Coulter. We will delve into the powerful themes of "Unmasking Autism" by Devon Price, embrace neurodiversity, explore what it means to be your authentic self, and unmask in a supportive environment.
Black Women Exhale
Tuesdays at 7:00pm starting March 4
Led and created by Green Door Therapist Bre’Shey Kimball, Black Women Exhale is a support group experience for Black women.
"This group will be a nonjudgmental, empathic, and relatable space for members to share their thoughts and feelings as they navigate their worlds. As you may have experienced, the Black woman often has to bottle up her thoughts and feelings in order to just "make it" through the day. And we do it with our heads held high. We are not often given a space to just...exhale and be. My goal for Black Women Exhale is to be that needed space." -Bre'Shey
Bre'Shey holds series of this group throughout the year. Contact her directly to learn more about group schedule and open spots for new members.
“What It Takes to Heal” Book Club Evening
Thursday, April 24 · 6:30 - 8pm CDT
Join us for a one-night, therapist-led book club where we'll discuss into What It Takes to Heal by Prentis Hemphill. Together, we’ll explore the themes of healing, authenticity, and connection, reflecting on how these principles can guide us through our current times. Led by the Co-Founders of Green Door Therapy (a mental health counseling practice in Elmhurst) who are passionate about learning and embodying Hemphill’s message, we’ll discuss how healing ourselves is intricately linked to creating a more just world.
Participants are encouraged to read Hemphill's book before joining on 4/24! If you would like to attend and have not read the book, you are still welcome!
