Codepency
Group Sessions
Are you ready to break free from unhealthy patterns and find healthier ways of relating to others?
Our Codependency Processing Group is a safe and supportive space where you’ll learn to recognize symptoms of codependency, practice new coping skills in real time, and walk alongside others who are also on a journey of recovery.
What is a Codepency Group Session?
This group is designed for individuals who feel stuck in unhealthy relationship patterns and want to find freedom from codependency. If you often put others’ needs before your own, struggle with boundaries, or feel responsible for fixing those around you, you are not alone. This group provides a safe, supportive space to recognize these patterns and begin building healthier, more life-giving relationships.
Whether you’ve struggled with codependency for years or are just beginning to recognize it in your life, this 8-week group offers both practical tools and compassionate support to help you move forward.
This group may be for you if you:
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Find yourself constantly putting others’ needs above your own
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Struggle to set healthy boundaries in relationships
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Feel responsible for fixing or rescuing others
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Experience guilt or anxiety when saying “no”
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Feel your self-worth is tied to how much you do for others
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Often feel burned out, resentful, or emotionally drained
What’s Included in the Assessment
Over the course of 8 weeks, you’ll meet in a small and supportive group environment where each session includes teaching, open discussion, and time to practice new skills. You can expect practical tools and handouts to help you apply what you’re learning outside of the group, as well as ongoing encouragement as you grow. Most importantly, you’ll be surrounded by a caring community of people who understand your struggles and are walking the same path toward healthier, more balanced relationships.
Practical Details
When:
Start Date:
Where:
Duration:
Cost:
$45 per session
Special offer: Pay for all sessions upfront and receive one session free
Mondays, 9:30–11:00am
September 15
Champion Fellowship, Conference Room
8-weeks
More Than Just Conversations
We believe healing from codependency is a journey — and you don’t have to walk it alone. This group is designed to give you a safe space, practical tools, and the encouragement you need to take real steps toward freedom and healthier relationships.
Here’s what you can count on:
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A small, supportive environment where your voice matters.
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Guidance from a licensed professional who understands codependency and recovery.
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Practical tools and exercises you can apply in daily life.
Meet Your Counselor:
Meagan
This Codependency Processing Group is led by Meagan Butler, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC), and board-certified Neurofeedback Technician. Meagan has a heart for helping individuals heal from trauma, chronic abuse, and dysfunctional family dynamics.
With her own recovery story shaping her work, she is especially passionate about guiding people through the symptoms of codependency and supporting them in finding freedom and healthier relationships. Meagan’s holistic, faith-based approach looks at mind, body, soul, and relationships, always aiming to provide a safe and compassionate space for growth and healing.
FAQ
What if I miss a session?
Life happens, and sometimes people need to miss a session. We encourage consistency because it helps you and the group build connection and momentum. If you know in advance that you’ll miss, please let us know 24 hours beforehand to avoid a cancellation fee. Group fees will be billed either the day of or after group. Late canceled or no show sessions are not refunded, but you’ll be welcomed back to continue the work when you return.
How confidential is the group?
Confidentiality is a core value of the group. Just like in individual counseling, your privacy is protected by law and by our ethical guidelines. Each participant agrees to respect the privacy of others in the group—what’s shared here stays here. While no group can guarantee complete confidentiality, we set clear expectations and create a safe, respectful environment where trust can grow.
How many people will be in the group?
Our groups are intentionally kept small—typically 6 to 10 participants. This size allows for rich discussion, meaningful connection, and enough space for each person to be heard and supported.
Is the group in person or virtual?
The group meets in person at our practice. Gathering face-to-face allows for deeper connection, a shared sense of presence, and a safe environment where participants can engage fully with one another.
Why do group therapy instead of individual therapy?
Group therapy offers something unique: the chance to connect with others who “get it.” While individual therapy is one-on-one, groups provide shared perspectives, support, and the healing experience of knowing you’re not alone. Many people find that hearing others’ stories and offering their own encouragement leads to powerful insights and growth. Group and individual therapy can also complement each other beautifully.
Is prior counseling/therapy required?
No. Prior counseling is not required. Some participants may have past or current individual therapy, while others may be completely new to the process. The group is designed to meet you where you are and provide support, tools, and shared experiences that can benefit anyone open to the process.
Sign Up
Joining is simple — just fill out the form below to reserve your spot in the 8-week Codependency Processing Group. Your answers are private and will only be shared with the group facilitator.
Note: after signing up, you’ll receive an email from TheraNest to set up a secure patient portal and complete a short consent form before the first session.
Still have questions? Or prefer to sign up over the phone?
Therapy at Genesis Family
Therapeutic services for teens and pre-teens at Genesis Family are designed to address the unique emotional and behavioral challenges faced during these formative years. Our licensed therapists work with each individual to develop specific treatment goals and plans, helping them navigate issues such as anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and social pressures. Through a client-centered approach, therapy sessions focus on providing coping strategies, emotional regulation, and improving social skills. While we are a Christ-centered organization, we welcome individuals from all faiths, cultures, and backgrounds to ensure an inclusive and supportive environment.
If you are interested in any of our (other) services, we encourage you to fill out the form below for a free 15 minute phone consultation.