Shared Vision Psychological Services

✨Benefits of Group Therapy at Shared Vision ✨

1. Compassionate Onboarding
We understand that joining a group can be stressful — our staff provides personalized, supportive guidance every step of the way.

2. Tailored Group Matching
Individuals are thoughtfully matched with peers of similar age and presenting concerns to foster meaningful connection and support.

3. Support Across the Lifespan
Our clinicians are trained to create and facilitate support groups for individuals across the lifespan, from early childhood to older adulthood, ensuring age-appropriate care at every stage.

4. Expert-Led Therapy
All groups are led by experienced clinicians trained in developmental, attachment-focused psychology, with a deep commitment to diversity, inclusion, and cultural equity.

5. Safe, Skill-Building Environment
Each group offers a secure space for building relational and emotional skills, guided by developmental and attachment-based practices.

6. Supportive, Small Group Settings
Our groups are intentionally small to reduce overwhelm and maximize individual support.

7. Focused on Lasting Change
Through shared experiences and professional facilitation, participants cultivate long-term growth, connection, and healing.

➡️Learn more about our group services here: www.sharedvision.org/groups

In our March newsletter, we explored the connection between what you eat, how you feel, and how you think and behave. In Part 2, Dr. Megan Oliverio takes a deeper look at the relationship between gut health and mood, and shares practical tips for building healthier nutrition habits in "How Food Impacts Mood – Part 2": https://sharedvision.org/2020/03/10/how-food-impacts-mood-part-2/

Missed Part 1? Read it here: https://sharedvision.org/2019/05/02/how-food-impacts-mood/

How Food Impacts Mood- Part 2 Author: Dr. Megan Oliverio Last year I wrote a blog touching on the ever increasing research being done in the field of nutritional psychiatry that is helping us understand the link between food and mood. It seems that with each passing year we are learning more about the benefits of healthy food an...