Frequently Asked Questions

Group therapy is a form of psychotherapy where a small group of people meets regularly under the guidance of a qualified therapist. It's suitable if you're seeking support, want to develop communication skills, or work on personal challenges in a group setting. Group therapy is effective for anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and many other concerns.

No, registration is not required. You can submit an application to join a group without creating an account. Just fill out a short application form, and the organizer will contact you.

Each organizer undergoes moderation before being listed on the platform. We verify qualifications, education, and experience in psychotherapy. We also moderate group descriptions and respond to participant complaints.

Each organizer sets their own participation cost. Prices vary depending on the format (online or offline), session duration, and therapist qualifications. You'll see the current cost on each group's page.

If after the first meeting you realize the group isn't right for you, you can stop participating. We recommend discussing this with the organizer — they may suggest another group or format.

Yes, all application data is confidential. We only share your application with the organizer of the group you applied to. We don't share data with third parties or use it for marketing.

If you're a qualified psychotherapist and want to list your groups on PsyGroup, contact us through the contacts page. We'll review your application and help you get started on the platform.

Meetings take place in three formats: online (via video conferencing), offline (in-person meetings in cities across Ukraine), and hybrid (a combination of online and offline formats). Choose the format that's most convenient for you.