Group Therapy

Join Group Therapy in the Moreton Bay Region

Find Support With Others

At Unique by Nature Allied Health Service, we offer group sessions in the Moreton Bay region, providing individuals with support from our dedicated support workers and allied health assistants under the supervision of Gabby. These sessions are designed to build capacity by strengthening confidence in social, emotional, communication, and independence skills, tailored to each individual's interests. Our goal is to support young adults and children on their journey to adulthood. This setting fosters meaningful connections among individuals facing similar challenges while allowing them to benefit from the collective wisdom and encouragement of the group.

Call us on (07) 3448 9291 to learn more about our group session options and how we can help support you with achieving NDIS and Personal goals . We're based in Burpengary and welcome clients across the Moreton Bay region.

Supportive Environment

Affirming Services

Trauma-Informed Care (TIC)

Tailored Programs for Specific Needs

Our group sessions are thoughtfully designed to provide support tailored to each participant's NDIS and personal goals, incorporating their individual interests to maintain engagement and foster growth.

We offer:

School Holiday Programs:

These sessions are tailored to young people who are seeking fun, interest-based activities while also working toward their NDIS and personal goals. Each school holiday, we offer multiple group programs focused on different interests, providing opportunities for children to socialise with peers in a safe and supportive environment. These programs are designed to help young people engage in enjoyable activities while making progress on their goals and building connections with others.

After School Programs:

We offer a range of interest-based afterschool groups tailored to support participants in developing social, emotional, communication, and independence skills. Our programs include a Technology Group on Mondays from 4:00-5:30 pm, a Brick Club on Wednesdays from 4:00-5:00 pm, and a Life Skills Group on Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 pm. The Life Skills group focuses on strengthening essential skills such as cooking, cleaning, and navigating the community. We aim to create a fun, supportive environment where children are encouraged to be themselves, enjoy activities, and socialise with others.

Both our school holiday and afterschool programs are guided by our core values of passion and compassion. Our team is dedicated to supporting young adults and children by strengthening skills in a way that aligns with their interests. We offer a range of engaging and interest-based activities that foster growth in social, emotional, communication, and independence skills. We would love to continue supporting more young adults and children with additional group programs tailored to their unique needs. To learn more about our upcoming programs, contact Unique by Nature Allied Health Service today.

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FAQ

How many people are usually in a group therapy session?

Our group sizes range from 2 to 6 participants, depending on the needs of the young adults and children involved. We carefully tailor group sizes to ensure that each participant feels comfortable, supported, and able to remain regulated throughout the session. Prioritising their well-being is important to us, and we aim to create a setting that fosters both engagement and personal growth.
Will I be required to share personal information in group therapy?

At Unique by Nature Allied Health Service, we understand that sharing personal experiences can feel daunting. We don't expect you to share anything you're uncomfortable with. Our staff are here to support you while respecting your privacy. If you choose to disclose something, you can trust that our team will always be non-judgmental and fully supportive, creating a safe environment where you feel heard and valued. Sharing is encouraged at your own pace, with no pressure.
What types of issues are addressed in group therapy?

Our group programs are exclusively tailored to focus on capacity building, strengthening the goals set by participants and their parents, including both personal and NDIS goals. We provide support in a variety of areas, such as emotional regulation, communication, social interaction, independence, safety, and more. Each session is designed to align with the individual goals of each participant, ensuring they receive the guidance and encouragement needed to achieve success in their journey.
What can I expect during my first group therapy session?

During your first group therapy session, you can expect to be welcomed into a supportive and confidential environment. The therapist will typically start by introducing the group’s purpose, guidelines and structure. Each participant will have the opportunity to introduce themselves, though you are not required to share anything you’re not comfortable with. The first session often focuses on building trust and establishing a safe space for everyone to share and participate in future discussions.