Group Therapy in Geneva, IL

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Benefits of Group Therapy

Participating in a group can be a powerful tool for healing, offering not only professional guidance but also a sense of community that can be incredibly beneficial. A group setting can foster personal growth and offer opportunities for developing deeper empathy and compassion.

Benefits of participating in a group can include:

  • A sense of belonging and support: Group therapy provides a supportive environment where members can connect with others who share similar struggles. This may reduce social isolation and feelings of loneliness.

  • An opportunity to learn from others: Hearing the experiences and perspectives of others can help you gain insight into your own situation, realize you're not alone, and learn new coping strategies.

  • Validation and empathy: Participating in a group can provide validation from others, who empathize with your experiences. This can lead to shared understanding, which fosters a sense of community.

  • Improved social skills: Group therapy involves interacting with others in a structured setting, which can help participants improve communication skills, increase comfort with unfamiliar situations, and build self-confidence.

Current Group Offerings

Parenting on the Spectrum - A Parenting Support and Skills Group

Tuesdays at 7:00 pm in September 2025

Parenting an autistic teen or young adult can be a deeply rewarding and uniquely challenging journey—especially in a world that often misunderstands neurodivergence.

This parenting support and skills group is designed for parents and caregivers who want to support their autistic child while also tend to their own well-being.

In this group we will explore:

  • Supporting autonomy while staying connected

  • Navigating transitions: high school, college, adulthood, and beyond

  • Embracing neurodivergent strengths, understanding sensory needs, communication styles, and burnout

  • Managing your own emotions, expectations, and hopes for the future

  • Building a more compassionate, collaborative relationship with your child

This group offers a space to share experiences and connect with other parents on a similar path.

Check out the Parenting on the Spectrum Flyer!

Young Adults College and Career Transitions Group

Wednesdays at 1:30 PM in September 2025

Are you a neurodivergent young adult navigating the transition into college or the early stages of your career? You're not alone—and you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. Learning to live independently and responding to daily demands takes time, planning and practice.

Join the Young Adults College and Career Transitions Group at Weber Therapy created specifically for autistic folks and ADHDers, ages 18–22.

Individuals joining this group are seeking community, confidence, and practical tools to thrive in school and work environments.

In this group we will explore:

  • Building routines and navigating executive function challenges

  • Advocating for your needs in academic and workplace settings

  • Managing burnout and honoring sensory needs

  • Strengthening communication and social connection—on your terms

  • Cultivating self-compassion and pride in your identity

You don’t need to mask to belong here. Come as you are and grow!

Check out the College and Career Transitions Group Flyer!