Therapy Groups
At Modern Path, we offer queer-affirming support groups, therapy groups, and coaching spaces designed for healing, connection, and growth. Whether you're seeking community, coping skills, trauma recovery, body liberation, or support in a relationship with a trans or nonbinary partner, our groups provide compassionate spaces to be fully yourself. Virtual and in-person options available in Atlanta.
Queer Cancer Collective: Bodies, Pleasure, and Possibilities Support Group
Are you navigating life with or beyond cancer as a LGBTQIA+ person? Are you looking for a space where your queerness, body, pleasure, and healing are all seen as connected and celebrated?
Join our Queer Cancer Collective: Bodies, Pleasure, and Possibilities group. Led by a queer, master-level certified sex educator, this group offers space for an open conversation, inclusive education, and embodied healing. We center sexual health, pleasure, and connection as vital parts of your journey, whatever that looks like for you.
This is Body Grief Book Club Group
A supportive and accessible book club for adults navigating changes in their body, identity, or abilities. This closed 12-week process group combines guided reading, reflection, and group discussion to explore themes of body grief, chronic illness, disability, neurodivergence, injury, postpartum changes, and self-compassion.
Together, participants will process the emotional impact of body changes while building coping skills, community, self-understanding, and body trust. Sessions include gentle discussion prompts, grounding exercises, mindfulness practices, and experiential activities designed to support healing at a slower, more accessible pace.
This group is intentionally structured with smaller reading sections and a supportive format for individuals who may struggle with traditional book clubs due to fatigue, brain fog, attention differences, chronic pain, or cognitive overwhelm.
Shame Resilience Group
This group offers a supportive and comfortable space for individuals who are beginning trauma therapy and would benefit from additional connection before moving into deeper work.
Participants will explore early foundations of trauma processing, including building self-esteem, strengthening emotional awareness, and gently lowering the internal walls that can limit growth.
This group is an ideal referral option for therapists who are preparing their clients for stage 2 trauma work. Members are invited to come as they are and practice using their voice in a space that centers safety, support, and shared experience.
Befriend Your Body Group
Befriend your body at any size is a supportive, affirming coaching group designed for plus-size folx who are ready to build a kinder, more respectful relationship with their body, without shrinking, fixing, or “earning” worth.
In this group, we will gently but intentionally unlearn diet culture and diet industry myths, unpack internalized fatphobia, and explore how systems of oppression (including racism, ableism, heternormativity, and sizeism) shape our body image experiences. We honor that body image is not one-size-fits-all, and that your relationship with your body is deeply personal, political, and shaped by your lived identity.
Queer Skills Group
Feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or exhausted? In our society, navigating life can be challenging, especially for LGBTQ+ folx. But don't worry--DBT can help! Join our group to learn practical skills for managing stress, self-soothing, and building meaningful connections.
We'll explore strategies tailored to discuss how to thrive as a minority in a predominantly cishet, neurotypical world. This group is open to those who are 18 or older and identify as LGBTQ+. Come aboard and let's tackle these challenges together!
Note: This is an 8-week curriculum with breaks every 4 weeks. Participants must be LGBTQ-questioning or -affirmed.
Dungeons and Dragons Therapy Group
Welcome to D&D Group Therapy! The group will consist of 4-6 individuals, each of whom is working towards their own therapeutic goals both in group and outside with an individual therapist. The group will utilize Dungeons and Dragons, the classic table-top roleplaying game, as a medium for social interaction, problem-solving, roleplay, and self-reflection using classic drama and narrative therapy techniques in a unique manner!
Each member of the group will create a character based around their personal therapy goals and utilize that character to process and experience events/scenarios that would be otherwise out of reach.