Group Therapy
- Currently-registered WSU students who are not already seeing a CAPS counselor must schedule a 60-minute Initial Consultation on Teams to verify enrollment and eligibility to participate in any of our groups.
- If you already have a CAPS counselor, please request a group referral from your assigned counselor.
Enrollment for our Spring/Summer 2025 groups has ended.
Visit this page in early August for the Fall 2025 Group Schedule!
As membership grows, some groups will close to new members.
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Why Join a Group?
For many types of problems, group therapy is the treatment of choice. Groups provide the opportunity to observe others solving their problems. Groups are also helpful in building trust, self-acceptance, intimacy, communication skills, and empathy.
- Groups are often more effective than working by yourself in 1:1 counseling, especially for the types of concerns university students face
- Practice new skills in the safety of the group before trying them out in the world
- Learn more about how you interact in social situations
- Discuss issues with your peers who may better understand what you are going through
- Discover that you are not alone in how you feel and you will benefit from a process of enhanced acceptance
- Gain multiple perspectives on your concerns from different group members
- Become more aware of yourself through genuine feedback from others
- Pick up new interpersonal skills that you can use in your daily life
- Not only will group help you---you will also have the chance to help others