Willow & Leaf Counseling is switching from Practice Better to Sessions Health for our patient portal. Thank you for your understanding during this transition. Current clients can expect an email with directions on how to access their new account. The Practice Better legacy portal will shut down on November 1, 2026. Clients can request your past Practice Better records by emailing info@willowandleafcounseling.com or telling your therapist.

Group Therapy

Group therapy offers a supportive, structured space to explore mental health concerns alongside others who share similar experiences. At our practice, psychotherapy groups are thoughtfully facilitated to foster connection, skill-building, and meaningful personal growth. Please see our current offerings below.

Chronic Illness Therapeutic Support Group

Thursdays at 5pm CST via Google Meet

This facilitated therapy group will blend peer support with clinical expertise to provide a virtual healing space for catharsis, learning, and adaptive growth. Run by Jordan Dobrowski, LCSW who has lived experience with chronic illness. Group is neurodiverse-friendly and inclusive of all genders.

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Advantages of Group Therapy

You're Not Alone

Group therapy helps reduce isolation by connecting you with others who are navigating similar challenges. Sharing space with people who understand your experiences can normalize emotions, foster belonging, and support healing through authentic connection.

Learn New Skills

Psychotherapy groups offer practical tools for emotional regulation, communication, and coping with stress. Participants learn evidence-informed skills not only from the facilitator, but also through observing and practicing with others in real time.

Gain Perspective

Hearing diverse viewpoints can deepen self-awareness and expand how you understand your own patterns and experiences. Group therapy provides opportunities to receive feedback, challenge assumptions, and develop more flexible, compassionate perspectives.