WHAT IS GROUP AND WHY SHOULD I JOIN?
Eating recovery can be challenging, but there is no need for you to do it alone. Group is a powerful community of recovery-focused commitment. The gift of group is knowing you are not alone in your experience as you receive feedback and encouragement from others tackling similar challenges.
You are not alone and you deserve support!
WHAT DO WE DO IN GROUP?
You will have opportunities to share what's important to you. You'll also strengthen motivation for recovery with group support. In group, you'll build trust with others, challenge your fears, and receive valuable support. You'll learn how to strengthen your eating recovery as we work on eating concerns, body image struggles, and relationships. In group, we learn together, and you'll have the benefit of learning from not only an experienced therapist but also other group members.
HERE ARE THE DETAILS:
Starts: Join the waitlist to be notified of future start date.
Age: 14-18. All genders welcome
When: Every Tuesday from 5:00-6:30 p.m. Mountain time
Duration: 8-week series
Location: Balance Health & Healing
1064 S North County Blvd Suite 460, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
Cost: $65 per session, or $5 off each session if paid in full, totaling $480
Nobody can recover from an eating disorder without support. Group therapy is a place where you can connect with people who understand what it's like to be struggling with an eating disorder. In group, we work on supporting each other through eating disorder recovery, body image struggles, relationship challenges, and other difficulties that life brings.
ABOUT JESSICA
Jessica Gilliland, LMFT, throughout her training and clinical career, has prioritized developing specialization in the treatment of eating and body image concerns. As a systemically-trained therapist, Jessica knows the powerful impact of group psychotherapy in helping people to grow and heal. Group therapy was a fundamental element of Jessica’s own eating recovery process, and she is excited to facilitate this group for teens.
