What Is Group Therapy?
Group therapy brings together a small number of people under the guidance of a licensed therapist. Together, members share experiences, offer support, and practice new skills in a safe, confidential environment.
Research consistently shows that group therapy is just as effective as individual therapy for many conditions — and it offers something individual therapy cannot: the experience of being truly understood by others who share similar struggles.
Groups at August Rose meet weekly and are available in person in Glen Burnie and via secure telehealth for Maryland residents statewide.

Why Choose Group Therapy?
You're not alone - connect with others who understand.
Learn coping skills you can use right away.
Affordable care - insurance accepted, self-pay available.
Flexible access - in person in glen burnie or statewide via telehealth.
What our groups address?
Our therapist-led groups at August Rose Health Center are designed to meet people where they are. Each group focuses on a specific theme so members share common ground from the very first session.
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Group Therapy Schedule
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Returning to Myself
A self-confidence and identity group for adolescents.
A self-confidence and identity group for adolescents.
Building confidence through art, music, and movement - and learning to work through strong emotions. A creative, supportive space for teens to reconnect with who they are.
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Who it's for: Adolescents, ages 14–17
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When: Oct 10 – Nov 14 · Saturdays, 12–1 PM
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Format: Hybrid (in person once a month)
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Facilitator: Alexia Pitter, OMHC Intern
· Supervisor: Candace Oglesby-Adepoju, LCPC
Building Queer Community
A six-week group for LGBTQ+ adults building connection.
Tackle feelings of isolation and build the tools to create community. A supportive space to explore loneliness, process internalized struggles, and recognize how your strengths carry you into new environments.
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Who it's for: LGBTQ+ adults
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When: Oct 20 – Dec 1 · Tuesdays, 6:30–8:00 PM
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Format: In person (Glen Burnie office)
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Facilitator: Ben Jean-Marie, OMHC Intern
· Supervisor: Candace Oglesby-Adepoju, LCPC
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Grief, Growth, Becoming & Letting Go
Explore ways to honor loss while continuing to develop identity, meaning, connection, and hope. Identify supportive relationships and healthy coping, and understand how grief can arise from many kinds of loss.
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Who it's for: Young adults, ages 18–30
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When: Oct 25 – Nov 29 · Sundays, 1:30–2:30 PM
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Format: Virtual
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Facilitator: Alexia Pitter, OMHC Intern
· Supervisor: Candace Oglesby-Adepoju, LCPC
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Unmasked
A safe space to exist without performing.
A safe space to exist without performing.
For women and femme-identifying young adults exploring masking, identity, relationships, and self-advocacy. Come as you are.
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Who it's for: Women & femme-identifying adults, ages 18–30
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When: Oct 26 – Nov 16 · Mondays, 5–6:30 PM
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Format: Virtual
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Facilitator: Diuto Anyanwu, OMHC Intern
· Supervisor: Candace Oglesby-Adepoju, LCPC


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