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Group therapy & workshops Using the power of groups to transform lives

We run immersive groups, workshops and intensives to supplement individual therapy and boost recovery

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Group therapy is a powerful way to grow and heal with the support of others. Guided by a trained therapist, a small group comes together to share experiences, address challenges, and learn valuable skills. This supportive environment helps members connect with others who understand their struggles, build confidence, and gain insights, all while receiving expert clinical guidance.

Please read below to learn more about our current group options and how they could benefit you or someone you know.

Current Active Groups & Workshops

Art Therapy 

Facilitated by our therapist Dafni, this group is open to anyone interested in exploring their creativity and finding new ways to process their inner experiences. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, self-discovery or just a new outlet for expression, this group will provide a welcoming space for you.

Find out more here

DBT Skills

Led by our experienced therapist Len Kleanthous, this 13-week program uses the original DBT skills training manual via discussion, exercises, experiential activities and practice between sessions. Learn and develop new skills to connect to yourself and others and to navigate life's complexities more effectively. Share your experience, practice in a safe space and feel empowered in a community that supports you.

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For our DBT Skills Introductory Workshop - click here

Disordered Eating  Support Group (Family & Carers)

Facilitated by Becky Burnett, our specialist eating disorder therapist and systemic practitioner. This group will provide a safe, contained space where you can share your experiences and listen to the stories of others that are going through similar difficulties.

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Disordered Eating Support Group

Facilitated by Becky Burnett, our specialist eating disorder therapist and systemic practitioner. This group will provide a safe, contained space where you can share your experiences and listen to the stories of others that are going through similar difficulties.

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Parenting Workshop

Facilitated by Georgina Porter, our specialist child and adolescent therapist. This group will provide a safe, contained space where you can share your experiences and listen to the stories of others that are going through similar difficulties.

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How does it work?

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Initial enquiry
Speak to an experienced team member for a telephone consultation so we can understand the nature of your situation. They can explain how we work and will pull together a proposal for how PBH can help.
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Book & pay online
Sign-up and secure your spot by paying for your place online. We keep our groups and workshops small to ensure everyone who attends benefits. If you can’t sign-up online it means the event is full.
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Attend your event
Attend the group or workshop on the indicated day. Groups in particular benefit regular attendance. If it doesn’t suit you or you’re not enjoying cancel at any time, no long-term commitment required although maximum benefit is achieved through regular attendance.

Why attend a group at Portobello Behavioural Health

A long history in behavioural health

Run by expert facilitators who have years of experience and unrivalled expertise. Meet others in a similar situation. Groups are an antidote to the isolation that often accompanies mental health struggles. Accelerate your recovery. Group work provides dynamic opportunities to work through issues which are harder to replicate in individual therapy.
Our bespoke support model allows us to help clients no matter what their current stage of recovery.
Supporting clients since

2016

Years of combined experience

150+

Clients supported each year

400+

Hours of coaching per year

26000+

When individuals come together in a supportive group setting to share their problems and experiences, they can find solace in knowing they are not alone.

Freedom from isolation

Expert facilitators

We are proud to have an experienced team of practitioners, many of whom are published and leading experts in their field. Our specialists are committed to delivering the best care to each person who receives support with us, and pride themselves on placing service users at the heart of their treatment and rehabilitation journey.

Practitioners engage in continuous professional development in order to guarantee that their practice is guided by the latest research and adheres to robust National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines, and other relevant standards.
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Why attend a group at Portobello Behavioural Health Why attend a group at Portobello Behavioural Health

Some common questions about groups and workshops

Do you accept medical insurance?

We do not accept medical insurance.  In some instances, clients are able to reclaim the cost of our services from their insurance companies but we do not deal with insurance companies directly. If additional information is required by a client in making an insurance claim an administration fee is payable.

Do you provide confidential support?

Discretion and confidentiality are our bywords. We protect our clients confidentiality rigorously and have processes in place to ensure that information is safeguarded. We pride ourselves on our discretion. Our flexible approach to support means that we can often work with clients in a way which suits their needs for privacy.

Where are you based?

We operate from two offices, one in London and one in Guildford, Surrey. However, we provide support to clients across the world through case management, coaching and therapy. This may include remote or online support or it may mean our coaches travelling to clients in their home country.

Does PBH follow a particular treatment approach or modality?

The way we support clients is flexible as we recognise that different people are at different stages in their road to wellness. We do not advocate or prescribe a particular modality but do recognise that clients who are engaged in self-destructive behaviours often need to be supported to stop or minimise the behaviour in order for their recovery to progress. However, we also acknowledge that this is not a linear process and as such lapses are frequent and we are adept at dealing with them.

Are you CQC registered?

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) oversees clinical and medical support in the UK.  Portobello Behavioural Health doesn't provide clinical or medical services and so we are not CQC registered. Therapists are registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy, The Heath and Care Professions Council or a similar accrediting body. Case management and coaching are unregulated, non-clinical services. As such there is no governing or regulatory body that oversees this work. Any concerns, issues or complaints should be addressed to admin@portobellobh.com.