Group Therapy
Practice your individual therapy skills and build community with other peers with meaningful and even enjoyable group offerings.
Our Approach
Group therapy offers a unique support to individual and family therapy offerings by creating community-oriented practices for you to learn specific skills or receive support from peers that are going through the same thing you are. Dr. Rachel Hughes and talented trainees create group options based on games, TTRPGs, and reality check support groups. Offered virtually and in-person in Puyallup at Divergent Minds Collective.
Current Group Offerings
The “It’s Fine” Coping Club is a support group for neurodivergent adults struggling to cope with the current state of our country/world.
Time: Every other Monday at 12:30
Location: Virtual, attend from anywhere in Washington!
Structure: Half hour of processing time and offering space to share what’s troubling. Half hour of time learning a new coping skill to trial in between sessions.
Cost: Pay what you can! Suggested rate of $30 per session.
Start: Rolling admission to group, so join whenever you can.
Interested in a Group?
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About
Dr. Rachel Hughes is a dedicated advocate for neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ youth and their families, bringing over a decade of experience in family therapy and counseling. Her compassionate approach and personalized strategies have empowered countless families to navigate the complexities of parenting with confidence and understanding. Dr. Hughes is committed to creating inclusive spaces where every child and teen feels valued and supported.
Dr. Rachel is a licensed marriage and family therapist and Child Mental Health Specialist in Washington State, a PhD in Medical Family Therapy, an AAMFT-Approved Supervisor, and a Therapeutic Game Master.