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Jerry Sachs
 
Licensed Clinical Social Worker 


 

​New Groups 

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Support/Therapeutic Training Groups

for Therapists. 

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Why You Should Join a Therapy Group for Therapists.

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Are you:

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Isolated - Lonely - Depressed - Anxious

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Not getting the support you deserve for the work you do.

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Struggling with the business end of being in practice

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Feeling undervalued

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Dealing with a skewed work life balance

 

A Therapy Group for Therapists Provides

 

Safe place to vent your concerns

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A place to work through the issues that limit you.

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Connections with other clinicians who speak the same language

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A safe, open, caring community

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A group to tout your successes

 

Schedule a free consultation:

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Group Therapy Connections, MLC

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Jerry Sachs - Director

More than 20 years running successful groups.

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Join one of these groups:

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                                  ​​Wednesdays - Noon to 1:15

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                       ​              Thursdays - Noon to 1:15

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Current Groups 

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Therapeutic/Training

Group for Therapists.

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Issues being addressed: Loneliness and Isolation in practice - Burnout -Pressure of practicing the craft of therapy while running a therapy business. Family, relationship and financial issues.  (One Opening) 

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Tuesdays 8:30 - 10:00 AM    

 

Difficult Relationship Group 

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Issues being worked on: Family relationships - Working in the Arts - Divorce Recovery - Dating - Medications - and More. Members are making significant progress on these issues. (One Opening) 

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Tuesdays 6:30 - 8:00 PM ​

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Group Therapy for People Wanting Change 

The Patterns That Limit You -

 

Avoidance, anger, isolation, people-pleasing

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don't just exist in your thoughts, they

 

show up in relationships. 

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Benefits of Group Therapy

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Bring to the group issues you struggle with—relationships, family, work, finances, crises, addictions, and major life decisions difficult to talk about elsewhere.

 

Group Therapy offers a real-time, dynamic, safe, productive, confidential space for you to address problems you encounter in life. 

 

Members offer honest, respectful feedback about how they experience you, creating powerful opportunities for insight and change.

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Hearing others articulate thoughts or feelings you’ve kept hidden can be deeply relieving. Shame softens, self-blame loosens, depression and anxiety lift, and compassion grows.

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​Group Therapy is also a laboratory for practicing new ways of relating: setting boundaries, expressing vulnerability or anger, asking for help, and repairing missteps with support and guidance.


Over time, the group becomes a source of belonging and accountability.​


Group and Individual Therapy Combined 

If you are in individual therapy, adding participation in a group enhances the benefit from both.  Experiences in the group can be reflected on more deeply in individual therapy. Insights gained in individual sessions can be explored further in the group

 

Fees 

Group Therapy is Affordable: 

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Group therapy is typically less expensive than individual therapy while still providing significant therapeutic benefit.

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Insurance: Group therapy may cost less then individual therapy covered by insurance. After adding up the amount of your deductible and co-payments the cost of group therapy may be less. 

 

If your therapy covers individual therapy it will often cover group therapy as well. 

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Online Therapy: Group therapy fees can be similar to, or lower than, online therapy.

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Individual consultation: Your situation and the group fee will be discussed during the free individual consultation. 

Q & A

Q & A

Here to Support Your Journey 

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Jerry Sachs, L.C.S.W.

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I have more than 20 years experience leading psychotherapy groups.  

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Group therapy is safe and productive, even if you have had difficult experiences in families, workplaces, or other groups. It can also enhance the benefits of individual therapy.

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Experience 

 

-Group Therapist, 92nd Street Y, New York City         

-Group Therapist , Washington Square Institute for Mental Health. New York City, NY 

-Advanced Group Therapy 2 Year Training Program –Washington School of Psychiatry

-Group Psychotherapist, Family Life Center, Columbia, MD

-Group Psychotherapist, Regional Center for Infants and Young Children, Rockville, MD

Education ​

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Columbia University - Bachelor of Arts 

New York University - Masters of Social Work 

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Professional Affiliations: 

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American Group Therapy Association.

Board Member-Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society - EGPS

Brooklyn Discussion Group of EGPS

Mid Atlantic Group Therapy Society ​

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© 2026 by Jerry Sachs, L.C.S.W

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