Current Groups at The Imago Center of Washington DC
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	For adult men and women who want to work on interpersonal and related issues and start having closer, more fulfilling relationships.
	For singles in their 20s and 30s who want to explore issues related to career, identity, relationships, spirituality, and more.
	The Imago Men's Group is an experience that encourages you to improve yourself and your relationships.
Mom Matters	NEW: A twelve-week support group for Moms
Grief & Loss Support Group	NEW: A weekly support group
Vocational Discernment Circle	NEW: Two weekly groups to help you discover and actualize your calling. The sessions include a balance of insight and action.
Navigating IF: Couples Infertility Group	NEW: Monthly educational and support group for couples facing infertility.
Improv-Therapy	NEW: A four-week group that fuses the fun of improvisational games and exercises with group psychotherapy.

For many people, group therapy can be a powerful alternative or compliment to individual counseling. In a therapy group, members are encouraged to give constructive feedback to one another, support one another, and share their feelings about what other group members say or do. Group members are encouraged to begin practicing new ways of relating to others in the group and to take these new skills into their lives outside the group. The group leader always works to ensure that the group is a safe and supportive environment for open and honest sharing.
 
There are some important advantages to group therapy:

• Group therapy helps people develop and practice new ways of relating to others.
• Group therapy give people a place there they can be supported by other people.
• In group therapy, members support and encourage each other. Giving support and encouragement can be therapeutic and also helps one's own healing and growth.
• In group therapy, people often begin to recreate the difficulties that brought them into counseling. The group becomes a safe place to get feedback, be supported, and learn alternative ways of thinking and acting.
• Group sessions typically last 80 minutes and cost less than individual sessions.