Group Therapy in McKinney, Texas

Texas Groups

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    Young Adult LGBTQ+ Support Group - Hosted by Megan Novak, LPC

    This is a loosely structured group designed to foster connection between young adults of the LGBTQ+ community. Participants are welcome to speak as much or as little as they'd like!

    This group is always taking new members and do not require a commitment to a certain number of sessions when signing up. Contact our office to get signed up and sent consent paperwork, and then you'll be charged according to the attendance sheet used at each group!

    We currently do not accept insurance for this group at this time.

    When: Wednesdays at 4:00PM-5:20PM

    Cost: $50
    In person: 8751 Collin Mckinney Parkway, Ste 602, Mckinney, TX 75070

Frequently Asked Questions about group therapy

  • Group therapy is a supportive setting where individuals come together with a therapist to share experiences, gain insight, and learn from one another. It provides a sense of connection and helps you realize you’re not alone in what you’re going through.

  • Group therapy is currently offered in our Texas office by Megan Novak, who creates a safe, inclusive space for individuals to explore challenges, build insight, and connect with others.

  • Group sessions are guided by the therapist and may include open discussion, structured topics, and skill-building. You are never forced to share, and participation happens at your own comfort level.

  • Group therapy can be helpful for individuals looking to build connection, improve relationships, process emotions, or gain support from others with similar experiences. It’s especially beneficial for those who feel isolated or want to grow alongside others.

  • Our group therapy sessions in Texas are $50 per session.

  • Group therapy may be covered by insurance in some cases. However, for Megan Novak’s group therapy services in Texas, we currently do not accept insurance.

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