SMALL GROUP COHORTS • WOODLAND HILLS
Group Therapy
Growth Happens Differently When We Don’t Have to Do It Alone
Group therapy offers the opportunity to work through challenges alongside others with similar experiences. Realizing you are not alone in facing a transition, relationship difficulty, loss, or recurring pattern can be powerful.
Small, Thoughtfully Curated Groups of 6–8 Participants
My groups are intentionally small, typically limited to 6–8 participants, creating space for meaningful conversation, individual attention, and genuine connection.
I facilitate groups for specific populations, life challenges, and therapeutic goals. My goal is to hold space for people to feel seen, challenged, supported, and understood—and where the group itself becomes part of the therapeutic process.
“With only 6–8 participants, each person has more opportunity to be heard, valued, and known.”
Featured Active & Enrolling Groups
Cohorts meet weekly in our private Woodland Hills office. Pre-group consultation required to ensure clinical alignment.
Lawyers Group
Practicing law presents unique demands: relentless pressure, billable hours, demanding clients, and the constant expectation of perfection. Over time, these stressors take a toll on relationships, physical and mental health, and sense of purpose.
Key Areas of Exploration:
- Connect with other professionals who truly understand the pressures you face
- Explore stress, burnout, and career exhaustion without judgment
- Navigate relationship strain, perfectionism, and imposter syndrome
- Develop healthier boundaries between work and personal life
- Rediscover clarity, balance, and meaning in your career and relationships
FACILITATED BY
Michael Rosner, JD, MA, LMFT, License No. 153657
Drawing on a combination of 30 years experience in corporate law and having facilitated 100’s of hours of therapy groups.
Location: 21241 Ventura Blvd, Suite 290, Woodland Hills
Phone: (818) 457-9750
Email: michaelrosnertherapy@gmail.com
Men Navigating Midlife Group
A dedicated space for men in their 40s, 50s, and beyond to reflect on who they are, where they have been, and where they want to go next.
Key Areas of Exploration:
- Navigate identity, purpose, and changing personal and professional priorities
- Exploration of issues common to men, done collaboratively with other men
- Examine marriage, fatherhood, aging parents, and evolving relationship dynamics
- Break through isolation in a safe, candid, non-judgmental atmosphere
- Reflect on meaningful life transitions and what comes next with clarity
FACILITATED BY
Michael Rosner, MA, LMFT, License No. 153657
In-person meetings in our Woodland Hills office.
Location: 21241 Ventura Blvd, Suite 290, Woodland Hills
Phone: (818) 457-9750
Email: michaelrosnertherapy@gmail.com
Parent Support & Growth Group
Parenting adolescents and young adults through developmental transitions is among the most challenging experiences in life. You do not have to carry it alone.
Key Areas of Exploration:
- A space for parents to share parenting challenges and successes and find support
- Address teen emotional volatility, academic pressure, tech boundaries, and independence
- Learn and practice non-reactive communication and effective family boundary setting
- Support your partner and strengthen parental unity during stressful periods
- Shift from daily crisis management to lasting emotional connection and resilience
FACILITATED BY
Michael Rosner, MA, LMFT, License No. 153657
An empathetic, structured forum for growth.
Location: 21241 Ventura Blvd, Suite 290, Woodland Hills
Phone: (818) 457-9750
Email: michaelrosnertherapy@gmail.com
Groups for Specific Populations
These groups bring together people who share a stage of life, profession, or experience. Examples include:
Men Navigating Midlife
Exploring identity, relationships, purpose, changing priorities, and what comes next.
Lawyers Group
A space for lawyers to meet with other lawyers and discuss career specific demands, professional identity, relationships, burnout, and life beyond work.
Other Population-Specific Groups
Groups can be developed around shared experiences, professions, life stages, or circumstances.
Groups Focused on Specific Challenges
Groups may also focus on concerns such as:
- Grief and Loss
- Addiction and Recovery
- Relationships and Family Dynamics
- Men’s Issues
- Other shared challenges and therapeutic goals
Exploring a New Group?
If you are interested in a current group or would like to explore whether one might be a good fit, I invite you to reach out.
Why Group Therapy?
Group therapy offers connection while supporting personal growth. Groups can provide:
A sense of belonging
Hearing others speak openly about familiar experiences can ease isolation and shame.
Perspective
Members offer insights that may help you understand your own situation differently.
A place to practice new ways of relating
Groups provide a supportive setting to practice communication, boundaries, vulnerability, listening, and expressing your needs.
Support and accountability
Members can encourage, challenge, and support one another through change.
A supportive environment
With group sizes kept small, each person has more opportunity to be heard and known.
You don't have to navigate it alone.
Let's take the first step together.