Hero Journey Club

2 Embarcadero Center, 94111, San Francisco, United States
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4.65
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Hero Journey Club

We provide weekly group mental health support sessions inside of video games to address issues of depression, anxiety, addiction, identity, trauma, neurodivergence, stress, gender/sexuality, relationships, loneliness, etc. Small groups of 5 gamers pseudonymously meet weekly for 80 mins, led by trained facilitators (PsyD, LMFT, LCSW, and LMHC clinicians) with expertise in evidence-based group psychotherapy.

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Brian
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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!

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Lindsey
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Really good councilors that create a… Really good councilors that create a very inviting place to talk. The gaming aspect helps the feeling of collaboration with the other group members.

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Erin
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Low Pressure Safe Space I just really enjoy the low pressure safe space that is created in these sessions. I feel like I can show up however I am feeling that day and I'll be welcomed without judgement. The topics we discuss and insights from the facilitator and fellow journeyers can be really helpful.

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Queer and Creative Counselor n
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Great overall, no complaints I’ve loved this group since I started in May 2023. I’ve gained a support system through my team, a safe space to discuss hardships, and also learn coping skills.

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Danielle
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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

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