Interpersonal Process Group (Online)

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Do you struggle to build connections or have the kind of intimate relationships you wish for? This online group offers a safe and insightful space to understand and shift your relationship patterns.

About our group

Interpersonal process groups are a unique and transformative experience designed for adults who are seeking deeper intimacy and connection in their lives, but struggle to understand why they’ve had a hard time finding it.

We will be working together to foster self-discovery, growth, and mutual support in a safe and welcoming environment. This group is an inviting space where individuals from diverse backgrounds come together to share their experiences, thoughts, and feelings.

Why join

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  • Targeted Insight: Aimed at individuals struggling to build connections, this group helps you explore relationship patterns and styles as they unfold in real-time.

  • Expert Guidance: Dr. Shelby Ash, a seasoned group leader and educator in group therapy, provides tailored guidance to ensure each member feels understood and valued.

  • Real-Time Learning: Engage in interactive sessions that offer immediate feedback and learning about your interpersonal interactions.

  • Diverse Perspectives: Benefit from the rich tapestry of experiences and viewpoints shared by group members.

Who can join

Adults seeking to enhance their self-awareness, improve interpersonal skills, and wishing for community. Whether you're navigating life transitions, relationship challenges, or personal growth, this group offers a space to explore and evolve.

The group is open to adults aged 18 and older who are located in California at the time of the group.

Join our Waitlist

The group is currently full but join our waitlist as we explore starting a second group.