Spring 2013 Groups:
Being Me: When a family member has an Addiction
This group is designed to:
- Deepen your understanding of yourself,
- Share the experiences that have had an impact on your life,
- Explore how your current behavior relates to the past.
- Make sense of your family’s interaction style, and
- Help you develop healthier ways of coping.
Interpersonal Process
This group is designed to:
- Allow you to experiment with different ways of interacting with others,
- Develop new ways to cope with a wide range of challenges
- Get direct feedback from peers and professionals,
- Deepen your understanding of yourself, and
- Build interpersonal skills and confidence.
LBTQ Women’s Group
Wednesdays 7:00 PM (held at the URI Women’s Center. Drop-ins are welcome)
This group is designed to provide a space for lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning women to:
- Be themselves in a safe and welcoming environment
- Receive support from each other and the group facilitators
- Relax and have fun by playing games, eating pizza, watching movies, etc.
Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation and Interpersonal Effectiveness Skills
This group is designed to help you:
- Learn how to live more in the present moment
- Become more aware of your emotions and what they are trying to tell you
- Discover how to better manage your emotions
- Become more effective in your ability to communicate and interact with others.
Support for Sobriety
This group is for students who have quit drinking or using drugs
- It is not at AA or NA group but "12 Step" members are invited
- Student input into the schedule and content is welcome
- Share. Encourage. Support.
Women's Therapy Group
This group will provide a space for women to:
- Share, seek support and connect with other women
- Feel empowered and inspired
- Build self-esteem and self-acceptance
Working Through Anxiety Group
This group will help develop skills to help you:
- Change the way you think when stressed,
- Relax when you are tense, and
- Overcome symptoms of anxiety.
For more information or to schedule a meeting to learn more about joining any of these groups, stop by the Counseling Center in Room 217 of Roosevelt Hall or call 874-2288
(note: walk-ins are welcome at the LBTQ Women’s Group).
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Suicide Response and Prevention Training is now available for faculty, staff, and administrators!
GROUPS
More information about our groups can be found here
* Interpersonal Process Group
* Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Questioning Women's Group
* Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation and Interpersonal Effectiveness Skills
* Support for Sobriety
* Support for Students from Families with Drug or Alcohol Addiction
* Women's Therapy Group
* Working Through Anxiety Group
