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Evanston Campus Groups

Interpersonal Process Groups 

Building stronger, healthier, and more fulfilling relationships

“People need people - for initial and continued survival, for socialization, for the pursuit of satisfaction. No one - not the dying, not the outcast, not the mighty - transcends the need for human contact.” 

— Irvin D. Yalom 

 

The Interpersonal Process Group is an in-person therapy group for individuals who want to better understand their relationship patterns, strengthen social and communication skills, identify and express emotions more effectively, and develop deeper connections with others. The group meets weekly, providing a consistent space for growth. 

This approach recognizes the powerful impact relationships have on emotional well-being. Through group discussions and interactions, participants gain insight into how they relate to others, explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and practice new ways of communicating in a supportive environment. This can lead to meaningful personal growth and improved emotional health. 

Interested in joining? 

Contact CAPS to learn more. IP Group Therapy may be a good fit if you are seeking support for relationship challenges, emotional struggles, or social skills to create more meaningful, resilient, and fulfilling connections with others. 

See below for available IP Group Therapy days and times: 

Interpersonal Process Group: General
Interpersonal Process Group: General
Interpersonal Process Group: General
Interpersonal Process Group- General

 

Support/ Theme Groups 

No Theme Group Offerings at this time

N/A for Fall 2026

 

How do I join a group?

In addition to the above groups, please check out our Workshops and Gathering Spaces!