- Group Psychotherapy offers support for people with social anxiety to help build a better social network and attract romantic relationships
- Group Psychotherapy is a supportive place to learn and practice new relationship skills and change shy behavior.
- Group Psychotherapy can help socially anxious people become more comfortable and at ease when meeting new people.
- In group psychotherapy, healthy assertiveness and self-expression of feelings and life issues are learned, leading to greater closeness and connection with others within and outside the group.
- Connection is modeled by other group members in group psychotherapy and there is the opportunity to learn about healthy relationships from others.
- The group members in group psychotherapy help apply relationship skills to outside relationships.
- Group Psychotherapy is a team approach that includes support, feedback, and direction by peers.