Outside of the IOP and OP programs, we know that The LMNTL Life takes a support system. we therefore offer standalone Group Therapy as a way to strengthen your goals and help encourage others to do the same. Depending on your individual needs and our recommended treatment plan, a therapist may recommend group therapy. We offer a wide range of Group Therapy sessions that you can choose from;

Relapse Prevention

This group focuses on Identifying high-risk situations, learning alternate ways to respond to high-risk situations, creating a plan for healthy living, developing a support system, and Preparing for possible relapse.

Coping with Triggers

The triggers for a relapse may be classified as environmental triggers, re-exposure triggers and stress triggers. These stimuli can cause a neurochemical response that induces an intense craving for the drug that may lead to a relapse. In this group we will explore each client’s triggers and find ways to cope with them.

Understanding our Emotions

In this group we learn practical ways to communicate with family, friends, and coworkers, manage your emotions so you can regain those stressed or lost relationships. We can learn from other group members that you are not alone in feeling angry, sad, anxious, stressed or overly emotional.

Healthy Relationships

Relationships can be healing or destructive. The primary purpose of a process group is to explore your way of being in relationships. This could be relationships with family, friends, or partner. We will look at topics such as boundaries, enabling behaviors, communication, and more.

Expressive Art Therapy

Expressive art group therapy is a multimodal approach involving a combination of writing, drama, movement, painting and drawing. A person is not required to have ANY artistic ability to use or benefit from this group. Expressive art therapy is another way to uncover and explore deeper parts of ourselves.

Yoga

A complete yoga practice can support an individual at any stage of recovery, offering simple and accessible tools which can be implemented right away into one’s daily life. The science and philosophy of yoga offers poses for the body which stretch, strengthen, and bring a new life and awareness into the body.

In our sessions, clients will be able to explore where pain is stored in their body, what triggers it, how to slow down, and how to work with energy blocks.

Recovery Group

The goal of this group is to assist recovering clients in connecting with other patients on an emotional level. We use concepts from 12 step as well as other modalities to help support each client with their recovery path. Recovery support can prove to be a crucial element in successful recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.

Process Group

The power of process groups lies in the unique opportunity to receive multiple perspectives, support, encouragement and feedback from other individuals. These interpersonal interactions can provide group members an opportunity to deepen their level of self-awareness and to learn how they relate to others.

Process groups are typically unstructured. There isn’t a specific topic for each group session and members are welcome to bring any issues to the group that they feel are important. The primary focus of therapy in the group is on the interactions among group members. Members are encouraged to give support and feedback to others, and to work with the reactions and responses that other members’ contributions bring up for them.

Wellness in Recovery

Holistic wellness helps treat the entire being, healing a person mentally, physically, spiritually and emotionally. This group will look at how addiction is affecting our mind, body, and spirit. Looking into our nutrition, inventory of physical health, and connection to a higher power are just some of the group topics.