This 2 hour workshop offers a practical introduction to coping strategies through guided exercises, reflection, and discussion. Together we will explore how emotions and stress show up in the mind and body, identify patterns in our coping, and build a personalized set of tools to support regulation and resilience.
Join our free webinar to learn more about our upcoming group and meet the counsellors who will be guiding it.
We’re offering a free webinar for anyone curious about joining our upcoming group. This is a chance to learn what the group will include, ask questions, and get a feel for the counsellors leading it. Come meet the facilitators, hear more about what to expect, and see if the group feels like the right fit for you. Whether you’re ready to register or just exploring, this free webinar is a gentle place to start.
This webinar will take place on Monday May 11th, 2026 at 12pm.
To register, please fill out the sign-up form below.
There are many benefits to group therapy, including:
- Having an opportunity to connect and share with others that are facing similar challenges.
- Learning practical skills that can be used in everyday life, and the ability to practice implementing them in a safe environment.
- Reflecting on and learning how to relate to other people in healthy ways.
- Receiving more therapy sessions at a discounted rate (compared to the individual counselling sessions).
You can register through the website or by contacting our office. As space is limited, make sure you register early!
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT): Group Therapy
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) is focused on achieving effective skills that can be used in everyday life, and in the face of life’s major stressors. It is designed for individuals suffering with a range of mental health concerns, with a focus on both accepting and changing negative or unhelpful thoughts and behaviours.
The goals of the class include learning about:
- Mindfulness: practicing and understanding the effectiveness of “being in the moment”, with a focus on bringing awareness to emotions, behaviours, and thoughts as they are occurring.
- Distress tolerance: focusing on accepting a situation, rather than how it should be and learning skills to cope in the face of a crisis, especially when changing it is not an option.
- Interpersonal effectiveness: learning how to exist within relationships by setting boundaries, and establishing and maintaining self-respect.
- Emotion Regulation: understanding how to manage emotions in an effort to influence behaviours and thoughts.
The logistics are as follows:
- Classes are 2 hours each, and occur over 24 weeks.
– Each module is 6 weeks long, allowing for new registration every 6 weeks
- They will be offered Saturdays, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Eligible participants for this group include:
- 1 teen (13 to 19 years old) and at least 1 accompanying parent or caregiver
- Typically, DBT has been known to support people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, eating disorders, among many other diagnoses.
- It can also support people struggling with concerns related to impulsiveness, high-risk behaviours, mood swings, relationship and intimacy issues, suicidal thoughts and behaviours, identity confusion, as well as thoughts, behaviours and emotions causing distress and despair.
