Group Therapy
Six to ten people sit in a circle, and someone says the thing they have never said out loud. That room is where a lot of the real work happens at Hollick Institute. Group therapy is built into your treatment plan because recovery holds better when you practice it alongside people who get it.
How Group Therapy Works in Treatment
A group therapy session at Hollick Institute usually means sitting in a circle with six to ten other people and a licensed clinician who guides the conversation. You share what you're dealing with, listen to others, and get honest feedback from people who understand addiction and mental health struggles firsthand. It helps you practice communication, spot patterns in your own thinking, and feel less alone. Your clinician builds group work into your full treatment plan alongside individual sessions, then adjusts the focus as you make progress. What you work on early on will look different a month in.
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