Gentle coaching in a relaxed atmosphere. The therapist and group that I was assigned to when I joined Hero Journey Club all share similar perspective and experience to me, which makes me feel welcome and heard every time I attend. I have never been one for one-on-one therapy because I find talking about my feelings a little uncomfortable, but it becomes much more bearable with a group to bounce my thoughts off of. Being able to indulge in a bit of gameplay while I unwind makes Hero Journey Club worth it each time.

Hero Journey Club has changed my life! Hero Journey Club has been an amazing experience. I have always wanted to do group therapy and this has finally given me my chance. The group I am in is amazing and I feel I can talk about my feelings and thoughts in a non-judgmental place while gaming at the same time. As the weeks go on I am learning more about my group and I may have only been in the group for about a month and a half but it’s really changing and improving my life. The counselor really is so caring and compassionate and I like the format. I highly recommend this to anyone on the fence about therapy. I like the fact it’s just one easy flat rate per week and insurance is not involved making it much more accessible. Thank you, Hero Journey Club!

Wonderful Little Community It’s been so great to have an outlet every week to talk about life, mental health struggles, and anything else with people who are going through something similar and who care. Our guide is really great and always offers a kind perspective. We are a group of 4 usually and it’s just enough time for everyone to share and have the other group member and guide offer advice and support. Also we play cute games together sometimes :)

It feels like a safe space It feels like a safe space and I love that I’m encouraged to do something chill in the background. Playing something not too distracting like animal crossing helps me stay focused

Lovely experience It has been lovely to meet with like minded people and have great, healing conversations without having to make eye contact and being able to do something with my hands. This is a great entry to group therapy.