Addiction recovery can sometimes feel isolating, as if no one truly understands the challenges you face. But you don’t have to go through it alone. At FirePit Health, our online group therapy sessions create a safe and supportive environment where people in recovery can connect, share, and grow together.
Led by licensed clinicians, group therapy combines professional guidance with peer connection. Each session gives you the chance to process struggles, celebrate progress, and learn from others who are walking a similar path. By fostering understanding and mutual encouragement, group therapy helps you build resilience and feel less alone in your journey.
Group therapy at FirePit Health is delivered entirely online, making it easy to join from the privacy of your home. Sessions are structured by a licensed therapist who guides the discussion while maintaining a respectful and confidential space.
What you can expect in a typical group session:
Some people come to group therapy ready to share openly, while others prefer to listen at first. Both approaches are welcome. What matters most is being part of a community where every voice, spoken or silent, has value. For many, group therapy also complements one-on-one support such as individual therapy, creating a more well-rounded care plan.
Recovery is about more than managing symptoms—it’s about building connection, accountability, and emotional growth. Group therapy provides unique benefits that can’t always be found in individual sessions.
Group therapy works best as part of a larger recovery plan. Many people pair it with medication support, such as Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), or with family-based care. Our online family counseling program is often a powerful complement, helping loved ones heal alongside you.
That’s okay. You don’t need to reach a certain level of sobriety to participate in online group therapy. In fact, for many people, showing up to their first group session while still using is the very first step toward recovery. Simply being present is progress.
Our groups are designed to be inclusive and supportive, meeting you exactly where you are. Whether you’re still exploring what recovery might look like or you’ve been working on sobriety for some time, you’ll find encouragement and understanding here.
Yes. Research shows that virtual group therapy can be just as effective as in-person groups for many people. The same benefits of connection, accountability, and shared growth are present, but without the barriers of commuting, stigma, or scheduling conflicts.
By joining from the privacy of home, you’re able to engage in meaningful group work while still protecting your confidentiality and comfort. For those managing co-occurring conditions such as depression, trauma, or anxiety, group therapy can also be combined with our broader online mental health treatment program for even more comprehensive care.
At FirePit Health, we believe in removing barriers to care. Group therapy is designed to be accessible, flexible, and centered on the needs of people in recovery.
Our approach ensures you don’t have to choose between medical support and emotional connection—you can have both.
No—you don’t have to share until you feel ready. Many people start out by simply listening, and that’s perfectly okay. Over time, as trust builds, you may find yourself opening up more. The important part is showing up and engaging in the way that feels right for you.
It’s normal to feel hesitant about group therapy at first. Many participants worry about being judged or misunderstood, but most find that the supportive and respectful environment helps ease those fears. Our licensed therapists guide discussions to make sure everyone feels safe and heard.
Confidentiality is a core part of group therapy. All participants agree to respect each other’s privacy, and sessions are led by trained clinicians who uphold professional ethical standards. You can feel confident that what you share stays within the group.
Yes—group therapy is an excellent complement to individual work. Individual sessions give you space to focus on personal challenges, while group therapy provides connection, accountability, and perspective. Many patients find the combination especially powerful.
In most cases, yes—FirePit Health accepts Medicaid and most major insurance plans. We’ll verify your coverage before you begin so you know exactly what to expect.
Start recovery with expert-guided medication-assisted treatment—online and on your terms.
Confidential online therapy and mental health support from licensed clinicians—all from home.