Memphis Group Therapy
At Forward Counseling, we believe in the healing power of learning to connect with others and provide group therapy for all ages. Group therapy can provide a space to learn and try out new life skills. Therapeutic groups are effective at reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety, and are covered by most insurance plans.
Below, you can find our current list of groups. If you are interested in joining a group, please send us an appointment request form here, and we will schedule an intake appointment with one of our counselors to get started!
Managing Grief is an in-person support group facilitated by Trina Rogers, LPC-A. This is a five-week rotating curriculum in-person supportive therapy group for navigating loss, change & what comes next.
Are you struggling to keep up with daily life after a significant loss?
Do you feel emotionally exhausted, numb, or overwhelmed?
Are you carrying a loss that feels hard to explain or move past?
You’re not alone — and you don’t have to figure this out by yourself.
This trauma-informed group therapy experience is specifically designed for adults navigating the complex, physical, and cognitive weight of grief. Whether you are grieving the passing of a loved one, a ended relationship, a lost career opportunity, a pet, or an unfulfilled expectation, this group provides a structured, supportive space to heal at your own pace.
If you read this and thought, "That's me" — this group was created for you. 💛
🌱 What You’ll Explore Across the Curriculum Facilitated by Trina Rogers, LPC-A, this group uses a structured 5-week rotating framework to give you actionable tools for daily life:
✔ Understand the Types of Grief & Loss
Learn how different forms of loss impact you and why grief isn't a one-size-fits-all experience.
✔ Recognize Grief vs. Depression
Identify your cognitive thought patterns, restore self-care routines, and find moments of calm.
✔ Regulate Your Nervous System
Understand how trauma and loss narrow your window of tolerance, causing hyperarousal or brain fog.
✔ Navigate the Stages of Grief & Emotional Needs
Learn to listen to the messages behind anger, guilt, and sadness without feeling overwhelmed.
✔ Map Your Personal Journey & Build Resilience
Reflect on your story through visual and narrative tools to move forward alongside your memory.
🧠 What Makes This Group Different?
Facilitated by a licensed clinician specializing in trauma-informed grief care
Small, protected group setting (3 to 6 participants) for genuine connection and privacy
In-person gathering in a warm, welcoming environment with coffee and dry breakfast foods
Continuous rotating 5-week curriculum so you can join without waiting for a far-off start date
Insurance accepted & affordable self-pay options
You don't have to carry the weight of grief all by yourself.
This is your safe, judgment-free space to heal, process, and rebuild.
💵 Program Details 📍 Location: In-Person (4646 Poplar Ave, Suite 302, Memphis, TN 38117)
📅 When: Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM (90 minutes)
👥 Group Size: Small group setting (3–6 participants)
💰 Cost: $65 per session (Self-pay rate; Major insurance accepted)
🧑⚕️ Facilitator: Trina Rogers, LPC-A
❤️ Your Grief Matters. Your Healing Matters. You Deserve Support. If you’re ready to better understand your journey and start taking manageable steps forward, we’re here to walk with you.
✨ Begin the Screening Process
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When grief persists for months or years without relief, it can alter every dimension of an individual's life, leaving them stuck in a cycle of emotional exhaustion and daily disruption. Whether caused by the loss of a loved one or life-altering non-death transitions like divorce or career shifts, long-term grief requires specialized psychological care. Through evidence-based approaches—such as Complicated Grief Therapy, somatic grounding, and the Dual-Process Model of Coping—professional counseling helps individuals process complex emotions, regulate their nervous systems, and integrate loss to safely rebuild resilience, purpose, and lasting hope.