Therapy Groups & Workshops

Beginning January 15th, Health Psychology Partners is offering a virtual support group for people using GLP-1 medications (such as semaglutide or tirzepatide) for weight management. This every-other-week group provides a safe, judgment-free space to talk about the emotional, behavioral, and practical challenges that come with starting or continuing GLP-1 treatment.

Led by an experienced clinical health psychologist with 20 years experience in obesity/weight, the group helps you navigate your relationship with food as food noise changes, side-effect strategizing, body image shifts, long-term motivation, and to peacefully navigate the mental health impact of weight changes, plateaus, and setbacks. Whether you're just beginning or looking for ongoing support, you don’t have to do this alone.

Join us to build skills, feel understood, and connect with others on the same GLP-1 journey.

Looking for support as you navigate Ozempic, Zepbound, or other weight medications? Have unanswered questions? Join Dr. Robyn Pashby and other members of the Health Psychology Partners team for a free Q&A series designed to help you get safely and confidently through your weight treatment journey.

These sessions won’t offer medical advice—but they will provide expert behavioral strategies, practical tips, and supportive guidance from nationally recognized specialists in weight and mental health.

Common questions we have heard: "What are the side effects and how do I manage them?" "Do I have to stay on these meds forever?" "What if I don't lose weight on these meds?" "Will I have to make more dietary changes?" "Will these meds help me with managing my binge eating?" 

Stay informed. Feel empowered.

If you are an adult man who is a primary caregiver for a loved one with an injury, illness, or long-term health condition, then you need unique and ongoing support.

We understand the specific challenges and stressors that come with this role, and we are pleased to offer a safe, supportive, and low-cost space for you to discuss your experiences, reduce your isolation, and make time for your own needs. Role changes, intimacy issues, and navigating decision making are just some of the topics we may cover.

A biweekly support group and psychoeducation for adult women who have struggled with emotional or binge eating. This group is not a weight loss group; we address issues related to body image, self-acceptance, managing eating triggers, and more.