Online Depression Support Group

For Adults

The purpose of this group is to help clients with depression form a sense of community and connection with others who share similar experiences. We will utilize this space to process our struggles and support each other. The group is designed as an open forum with rotating topics, with the overall goal to learn how to identify triggers, how to practice self care, and improve one’s boundary setting. The Depression group will always make sure to maintain a non judgemental, healthy, and safe atmosphere.

Topics Covered

Identifying Triggers

Coping Skills

Feelings Identification

Setting Boundaries

Self-Case

Mindfulness

When is the group?
TBD

When is the group beginning?
Ongoing. Enroll at any time. 

Where are the groups being held?
Online- Participants will receive a link to join. 

Who is it open to?
Adults ages 21-39

Cost
Copay/Coinsurance as determined by a client’s insurance, or $45 per week without using insurance

Group Leader
Khalilah Savon, LSW

Participants must also be in individual therapy (either at IPG or elsewhere) in order to attend our groups. If you are not already in therapy anywhere, you may additionally fill out our regular new client appointment form, to have you set up with an individual therapist as well.

To proceed with registering for group therapy, click on the link below. After filling out your application expressing interest, we will be in touch with you to fill out the special group therapy consent form and answer any questions you may have, and then connect you with the group leader for an orientation phone call prior to attending your first group.

Khalilah Savon, LSW

Khalilah Savon, LSW

Group Leader

Khalilah is Licensed Social Worker who received her Master’s degree in Social Work from Montclair State University and her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of New Haven. Her expertise includes working with individuals (children, teens and adults) with depression, anxiety, trauma, mood disorders, work/life issues, and ADHD.

Khalilah has worked with a diverse set of populations prior to joining IPG, including at community mental health clinics, with primary school students, and with formerly incarcerated individuals. Khalilah has a warm and friendly approach that focuses on the importance of the therapeutic relationship and creating a safe space for clients to share their experiences. She approaches counseling from a strengths-based and psychodynamic lens, and integrates cognitive behavioral and trauma-focused perspectives as well. She collaborates with each client to identify their goals and emphasizes utilizing mindfulness techniques to cope through life’s challenges.

Email: ksavon@insightpsychgroup.com