Groups & Workshops

The Caregiver's Circle

A support group for caregivers ages 18 & older

The Caregiver’s Circle was created to give caregivers a safe and judgment-free space to share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences as caregivers. The Caregiver’s Circle is open to adults (18 years or older) who provide care for an adult family member, friend, or loved one.

For More Information contact Rebekah Gunter, LMSW - rebekah@oasiscounselingcenter.com

Group sessions are 90-minutes long and are $25/session.

Facilitated by: Rebekah Gunter, LMSW

Starting February 27th, 2025 the group meets every other Thursday from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Oasis Counseling Center.

Greater Restoration

A D&D therapy group for young adults ages 18-24

Facilitated by: Katie Cope, LMSW

Join Katie Cope, a License Master Social Worker, in small groups (3-6 players) as she blends the fantasy world of Dungeons & Dragons with narrative therapy to provide a safe, affirming space for players to  develop social-emotional skills, build self-confidence, and practice problem-solving skills.

No prior D&D experience required!

Players will be provided with tools and materials needed, along with guidance on how to play, but bringing their own materials is welcomed!

The first round of sessions for 2025 will run from March 12th to April 16th. The group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Oasis Counseling Center.

Healing Word

A D&D therapy group for teens ages 14-17

Join Katie Cope, a License Master Social Worker, in small groups (3-6 players) as she blends the fantasy world of Dungeons & Dragons with narrative therapy to provide a safe, affirming space for teens to  develop social-emotional skills, build self-confidence, and practice problem-solving skills.

No prior D&D experience required!

Teens will be provided with tools and materials needed, along with guidance on how to play, but bringing their own materials is welcomed!

Facilitated by: Katie Cope, LMSW

Dates for 2025 are currently to-be-determined, but will be sometime in the summer, so please check back in April & May for updates.

Life After Diagnosis

A Support Group for Chronic Illness Sufferers 

Facilitated by:Stacy Sampson, LPC

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, loss of sleep, feelings of isolation, loss of control, or having difficulty functioning in your everyday life because of a chronic physical illness? Do you want to connect with others who are learning to live life after a chronic illness diagnosis? 

The group meets virtually on a bi-weekly schedule - Tuesdays 4:30-6:00 p.m. via Google Meet. In addition to providing a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment, the group tackles a variety of topics designed to help group members better navigate their illnesses. Topics include: increasing your coping skills, lessening your symptoms of depression and anxiety, dealing with your loss of control, communicating with others about your illness, becoming your own advocate, and increasing your ability to function. Stacy Sampson, a licensed professional counselor who is well versed in chronic pain, will facilitate the group. 

Stacy will complete a phone intake with each group member prior to starting the group. This phone intake will allow Stacy to get to know you, address any questions or concerns you may have, and gather background information about you and your chronic illness. This information will help her to tailor certain aspects of the group to your and other group members' needs.

Support Group Calendar