Why Group Therapy May Be the Most Powerful Therapy You've Never Considered
Most people assume healing happens one-on-one with a therapist, but many struggles tied to relationships, trust, rejection, and connection are best explored with others. Interpersonal group psychotherapy uses the real relationships that form between group members as the engine for change.
2023 Updates Coming to Kimberly Keiser & Associates
We’re expanding our offerings and educational resources in 2023. Read more about the exciting changes happening and what they mean for our clients.
What to Expect From Group Therapy
It’s natural to feel hesitant or even fearful about sitting down with people you don’t know to discuss some of the most personal and intimate parts of your life. Learn more about group therapy at Kimberly Keiser and Associates.
Problems of Desire & Arousal in Women: What is Sex-Positive Group Psychotherapy?
A third of reproductive-aged women have low sexual desire and problems with sexual arousal. Our 12-week sex-positive psychotherapy program is starting soon to help promote a more positive sexual experience.
Kimberly Keiser & Associates Group Psychotherapy and Psychoeducational Groups
The added value of group psychotherapy is that attachment and a variety of relationships occur as the relationships in a psychotherapy group are multi-faceted and include group members' relationships with each other, the group, and the therapist.
Help for Long-Term Consequences of Child Abuse & Neglect
Childhood maltreatment leads to long term consequences in adults. Here at Kimberly Keiser & Associates, in addition to individual counseling, we are leveraging group counseling and psychotherapy to improve treatment outcomes for our patients.
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