GROUP COUNSELING
There are two types of groups at Prism: pay-as-you go and groups series. Pay-as-you-go groups are $25/meeting and you only pay when you attend. Groups series are a set price paid in advance for the full series, with no reimbursement given for meetings you are unable to attend.
A sliding scale is available as we do not want finances to be a deterrent to participation. Husky/CT Medicaid, Optum, United Healthcare, ConnectiCare and UMR insurances are also accepted.
Advanced registration is required for all groups. Intake forms will be shared with you via a client portal upon registering. These forms must be completed prior to attending a group.
Parents of teen participants are asked to drop off and pick up in the parking lot to maintain confidentiality of participants.
Please contact Devin if you have any questions about any of our groups.
We look forward to having you join us!
GROUP COUNSELING FOR GENDER EXPANSIVE ADULTS
Fridays, twice a month*
1:00pm
Pay-as-you-go, $25/meeting
Group Counseling for Transgender and Gender Expansive Adults provides a structured, supportive and affirming environment for participants to explore issues related to their identity, the personal, social, familial and professional challenges they may face, and the celebrations they may enjoy, all while receiving support and validation from other transgender and gender expansive adults and making social connections.
This group is facilitated by Rebecca Degnan, LPC. Learn about Rebecca here.
*This group is scheduled as we go. Once you register you will receive an email letting you know when the next meeting is.
GROUP COUNSELING FOR PARENTS/CAREGIVERS OF LGBTQ+ YOUTH AND ADULTS
Saturday mornings, 10-10:50am
9/21, 10/5, 10/19, 11/2, 11/16, 12/7
Group series: $150 for full 6-week session
Group Counseling for Parents and Guardians of LGBTQ+ Youth will give caregivers a venue to discuss the challenges and celebrations they are experiencing and will help foster a sense of community and shared experience among participants. When you are going through a difficult time, it is often comforting to know that you are not alone, and that there are others who are facing similar challenges. With support from the facilitator, caregivers will take turns sharing, listening and responding, and will find support and community to help them become the best caregivers they can be for their child.
This group will be facilitated by Ariella Laskin, LCSW.MSW
