MANAGING HOLIDAY STRESS
GROUP THERAPY
FOR ADULTS (AGE 20 AND OLDER)
THE SCOOP ON GROUP . . .
WHO:
Adults, age 20 and older, who are seeking support to manage the many stressors of the holiday season
WHAT:
Managing Holiday Stress
(5 weekly sessions)
WHEN:
Tuesday evenings, 7:15pm-8:15pm
November 12 and 19
December 3, 10 and 17
WHERE:
Indiana Counseling and Resilience Center
7855 S Emerson Ave, Suite H
Indianapolis, IN 46237
WHY:
The holidays can be stressful! Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by holiday pressures or just want to stay balanced and positive, this group will give you practical tools and strategies to enjoy the season with more peace and resilience.
HOW:
Group led by Celia Sadjadi, LMHCA
Cost: $250 ($50 per session)
Attending all 5 group sessions will be important to gain the most from this group experience.
This group will be helpful for you if . . .
You enjoy the holiday season but also dread the stress of managing it all
You feel overwhelmed by plans and expectations
You experience stressful family dynamics
You are navigating feelings of sadness regarding family changes
You have increased grief or loneliness during the holidays
Group therapy for managing holiday stress can help you stay mentally and emotionally healthy during the season.
This group can help you:
Build a richer understanding of how to meet your needs
Make connections with others who “get it”
Establish realistic expectations
Gain the confidence to maintain healthy boundaries, even if others attempt to push your limits
FAQ
Common questions about group therapy
Are groups confidential?
Group members are expected to respect the confidentiality of the group. Group members are not to share information that could identify any of the group members. Our group therapists cannot guarantee absolute confidentiality, because they cannot control the behavior of group members. We have found that group members are typically very respectful of each other’s privacy and confidentiality rights.
What will be expected of group members?
Each group sets guidelines at the beginning of the group therapy process. In general, group members have the following expectations:
Attending each scheduled group is beneficial to build a strong group experience and trust among group members.
If you must miss a session, let the group know as far in advance as possible.
Share as openly as you can with the group members
Be respectful of others
Share the talk time with others
Can I still have individual therapy if I join a group?
Of course! It is very common for people to engage in both as they offer different types of therapy support and personal growth.