GLBTQIQ Groups

Gay and/or Bisexual Men's Groups

Scott Conkright, Psy.D., Atlanta 30329, 404-315-7150, Website
Openings are currently available for an ongoing, process-oriented psychotherapy group for Gay/Bisexual men who seek a safe and supportive environment in which to deal with the issues in their lives. The group provides an opportunity to explore concerns related to the challenges of being Gay and/or Bisexual such as coming out, self-esteem, isolation, homophobia, addictions, HIV, aging, relationships, and parenting. The group will build upon the similarities and diversities of the group members and is open to adult men regardless of age, economic status, physical ability, or ethnic and cultural background. Groups meet weekly for 90 minutes.
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Robert Mathis, LCSW, CIRT, Atlanta 30339, 770-956-1056, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Interpersonal Skills Group for bisexual/gay African-American men. Openings are currently available in an ongoing, partly process-oriented/partly educational/partly psychodynamic group for men who seek a safe and supportive environment in which to address the many challenges facing men. The group has been active for over 13 years. It offers practical methods of coping through which members can bring more comfort and emotional balance to their lives. Topics include parenting, mental health struggles, anger, cultural and societal expectations, classism, racism, sexism and homophobia. Meetings are monthly on Saturday from 12 to 4 pm. The cost is $90 per group.

Gay and Lesbian Groups

William Brown LAPC, Atlanta 30324, 770-828-5441, Website
Out Late: Group Therapy for Adults Who Come Out Later in Life. The coming out process is part of overall identity development and may include challenges in all the “roles” we play in life – family, relationships, spirituality, and work. When someone comes out later in life, the transition often includes unique issues related to leaving heterosexual identity and relationships. This group meets weekly to support developing this new identity in a safe, healthy, accepting environment. It is open to both men and women.
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Transgender Groups

Anna Lisa Derenthal, LPC, NCC, Roswell, 30076, 678-431-3901, Website
Transgender Support Group Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 pm in Roswell. Group is FREE and is open to all adults who are in early stages of questioning their gender identity or consider themselves to be transgendered. Group provides social and emotional support, advocacy opportunities, information and resources, guest speakers, and possibly group outings. Please know that you will not be judged, but rather welcomed by people with similar stories, challenges, fears, hopes and dreams. If interested, please call Anna Lisa's confidential cellphone at 678-431-3901 for more information. A phone screening is required before attendance.
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