17/07/2025
What If You Didn’t Have to Do It Alone?
The quiet strength of open, interpersonal group therapy
Sometimes, healing begins in the presence of others — not because they offer advice, but because they stay present, curious, and human.
Open interpersonal group therapy is a space for people who want to explore themselves through real, honest connection with others. This isn’t a structured program. There’s no fixed “goal,” no workbook, no pressure to perform. The group unfolds slowly, over time. People come as they are — and that’s enough.
Each session lasts 80 minutes and includes 6 to 9 people. That size allows space for real relationships to form: close enough to feel safe, broad enough to hold many different perspectives. Over time, group members begin to notice how they relate, connect, hold back, or reach out — and what those patterns mean in their lives outside the group.
There’s quiet power in being seen and accepted as you are. In speaking freely. In discovering you’re not alone — and maybe never were.
If this speaks to you, or you’re simply curious, get in touch:
📧 bc.bradfield@gmail.com
No pressure — just a conversation.
