This psycho-educational group is an opportunity for men to:
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Learn concrete tools to help stop destructive sexual behaviors
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Learn how to be more relational
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Connect childhood experiences & messages to their beliefs and behaviors in adult relationships
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Practice vulnerability
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Examine unhealthy sexual behaviors
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Address their sense of loneliness
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Discover more about themselves
This introductory group focuses on helping those who are asking themselves:
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"Why do I seem to struggle so much in relationships?"
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“Should I be concerned about my sexual behaviors or use of pornography?”
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"I'm so successful in other areas of my life but at times feel clueless in relationships."
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"Why am I not able to stop doing things that hurt me or my loved ones?”
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"Why am I having so much trouble finding a meaningful relationship?"
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"Why do I often feel like I'm on the outside looking in?"
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"Why do I keep picking the 'wrong' kind of people?"
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"How can I do something more meaningful than Grindr or other apps?"
What We Focus On
This ongoing group explores the patterns, behaviors, and underlying dynamics that impact your relationship with sex and intimacy. Topics include:
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Understanding your personal patterns and why they keep repeating
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How early experiences shape attachment, needs, and connection
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The ways we avoid intimacy with ourselves and others
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Identifying unhealthy cycles, including addictive or compulsive behaviors
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What healthy relationships and intimacy actually look like
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Building a practical path toward more connection, honesty, and control
Schedule: Mondays, 6:00–7:30pm (ET)
Format: Virtual
Structure: Ongoing weekly group
How Joining Works
Start with a brief consultation to make sure the group is a good fit.
A 30 minute individual assessment will be required for new clients.
New members are thoughtfully integrated into the existing group.
This group has been running consistently and is designed to create real accountability, honest conversation, and long-term growth.
The group is led by Diana Garcia, MFT-LP
Diana earned her Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Touro University, graduating Summa Cum Laude, and provides therapy under the clinical supervision of Gary Katz, LCSW, CSAT.
Her work is grounded in understanding interpersonal dynamics, attachment patterns, and the stories that shape our relationships. Through a warm, collaborative approach, she helps clients develop deeper intimacy with themselves and others, strengthen communication, and identify patterns that may be limiting connection, growth, and emotional well-being. Drawing from Narrative Therapy, attachment theory, family systems, and trauma-informed approaches, she supports clients in building deeper emotional connection, greater self-awareness, and meaningful, lasting change aligned with their values.