Council For Relationships

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4025 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104 United States Get Directions

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    • Graphic for Council for Relationships promoting a free College Students Support Group. The text reads: “College Students Support Group. Free support group helping college students manage stress, build connection, and strengthen emotional well-being together. Starting February 17, 2026.” The design includes the Council for Relationships logo on the top left and four photos of diverse college students—one wearing headphones on a laptop, one smiling in class, one standing in a library with books, and one outdoors holding a notebook. The layout uses purple and teal accents. This image advertises Council for Relationships’ support groups for college students.

    Support Groups for College Students

    Council For Relationships 4025 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States
    Free

    Support Groups for College Students (In-Person, Free) Finding Your Community Through Support Groups for College Students College is supposed to be exciting, but it can also feel exhausting, lonely, or confusing in ways you didn’t expect. Support groups for college students offer something that most of us don’t get enough of: a place to be...

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    Flyer for Council for Relationships advertising a “Seasonal Depression Therapy Group.” The text reads: “A supportive Philadelphia therapy group helping adults ease winter isolation, lift seasonal depression, and reconnect with others.” Additional text at the bottom reads: “Starting February 9, 2026, 6:00–7:30 PM | $30.” Images on the flyer include a woman looking out a window, a snowy Philadelphia city scene, and adults sitting together in a group therapy setting. This alt text includes the keywords seasonal depression, group therapy, and Philadelphia.

    Seasonal Depression Group Therapy in Philadelphia

    Council For Relationships 4025 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States
    $30

    Winter in Philadelphia can bring shorter days, colder weather, and a heaviness that’s hard to name. Many adults notice their energy shift, their motivation drop, or their sense of connection fade — even if they’re not sure whether what they’re experiencing is seasonal depression. This in-person group therapy offers a warm, grounded space to reconnect...

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    • Promotional graphic for Council for Relationships’ hybrid CE workshop titled “Treating Stressed Out Couples: Interventions to Help Partners Navigate Stress & Improve Their Relationship” with instructor Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT. The text notes the workshop offers 3 CEs and will be held on October 29, 2025, from 1–4 PM EST. Learning objectives listed are: assess stress and dysregulation, develop accountability-based strategies, and apply a three-part stress system. The background is teal with purple accents, and on the right is a photo of a man and woman sitting on a couch, both holding their heads in apparent stress. The Council for Relationships logo is at the bottom.

    Treating Stressed Out Couples: Interventions to Help Partners Navigate Stress & Improve Their Relationship

    Council For Relationships 4025 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States
    Hybrid Event
    $100

    As a couples therapist, you’ve likely worked with clients who are either withdrawn or too dysregulated to engage in productive conversations. Sessions may start with frazzled, angry, or numb partners, and just as progress begins, emotions escalate or shut down entirely. Outside of therapy, these couples are often overwhelmed—juggling parenting, work demands, caregiving, finances, and...

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