Working Sobriety: Group Psychotherapy for Addiction and Compulsive Disorders

Working Sobriety offers group psychotherapy as a primary treatment for addiction and compulsive disorders. The therapists believe that group work is ideal for recovery, and the staff shares a commitment to training in group dynamics and mutual support. The organization runs more than thirty psychotherapy groups each week, including groups for women, men, mixed gender participants, recovering professionals, trauma survivors, people recovering from opiate addiction, eating disorders, and couples.

The groups are designed to help people attach to a community of recovery, based on the philosophy that addiction is a disease of isolation that responds to connection and shared experience.

What to expect

Working Sobriety offers multiple group formats and types throughout the week. Specific details about schedule, session length, cost, and how to join are not listed on the website. Contact the organization directly for information about which group might be right for you, availability, and enrollment.