Charlyne Gelt, Ph.D. | Group Therapy

September 5, 2010

Women's Groups

Pathway Program for Autistic/Asperger Students

Grief Group for
Young Widows & Widowers

FREE Group for Families
with Someone in Prison

As an adjunct to individual therapy, Dr. Gelt offers therapy groups that address deeper issues, support empowerment and healing. For dates and times or to set up a consultation, call Dr. Gelt at (818) 501-4123 or e-mail info@drgelt.com.

Women's Groups
For women who are goal-oriented, outwardly successful, but emotionally submissive in relationships.

Achieve Emotional Intimacy
Express issues and feelings without losing your head — move toward wholeness and individuation. A closer look at our inner realities. Balance inner and outer realities.
Communicate Wants and Needs
Make changes where needed and release your energy and creativity. A look at family of origin issues; the masks we wear; the inner wounds; heal the negativity of the critical self.
Identify and Communicate Your Own Wants and Needs
Separate them from those of others — clarify them from an "I" position. Explore, create emotional boundaries within a relationship.
Learn to be an "I" and a "We"
Move freely between the two without losing your sense of self. 1+1=3
Explore Relationship Issues
Identify and explore types of relationships — empowering, controlling/submissive, addictive.

Pathway Program at UCLA for Autistic/Asperger Students
Academic challenges, living away from home to attend college, and exposure to social interactions with new people and new surroundings is stressful. It can be exciting, and confusing. It can also create anxiety that gets in the way of academic progress. The College Survival Group helps students identify and process these feelings, and develop new cognitive and emotional tools to work through their own problems.

Grief Group for Young Widows & Widowers

Deal with early loss of spouse
Go through emotional trauma, grief, and loss in a group setting
Work through stages of grief
Come to a place of healing and acceptance

FREE Group for Families with Someone in Prison

Explore concrete and emotional issues
Work with grief resulting from incarceration
Move toward healthier family interactions