Crohn's & Ulcerative Colitis Processing Group

Juggling life with Crohn's or UC can feel like a constant uphill battle. You're not alone. Whether you're a young adult navigating new responsibilities or someone managing this condition for years, it's normal to feel overwhelmed, frustrated, and maybe even a little lost at times.

We hear you. This group is designed specifically for adults under 50 living with CD or UC. Here, you'll find a supportive space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges you face.

Find Below schedule of online CD or UC skills and in person group meetings

Coping with the emotional rollercoaster is a battle many of us face.

Living with an unpredictable illness can take a toll on your mental well-being. Crohn's or Ulcerative Colitis (UC) can feel like a constant battle. Anxiety, depression, and feelings of isolation are common. Do any of these scenarios sound familiar?

Financial Strain due to your health care
Relationship Hurdles stemming from flare-ups and social anxieties
Feeling "Invisible" because you don’t have visible symptoms
Identity Crisis because your disease defines your life

You’re not alone. We’re a group of kind and caring people waiting to offer our support to you.

Woman suffering from Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis

Find Strength & Support while Living with Crohn’s or UC

When you join this group you’ll find the support and tools you need to navigate the challenges of your condition and discover a stronger sense of self. Here’s how:

You’ll learn how to:

Express your needs with confidence: Develop effective communication skills to advocate for yourself in various situations.
Embrace self-compassion: Learn valuable techniques to be kinder to yourself as you navigate the challenges of managing your health.
Discover a strong sense of self: Explore your unique strengths and interests, and redefine your identity beyond the limitations of your illness.

Remember, you're not alone in this journey. This group provides a safe space to connect with others who understand, build a support network, and empower yourself to thrive alongside your condition.

About The Facilitators

Jennifer Oates

Jennifer works with adult men and women in specialty areas such as anxiety, ADHD, substance abuse, relational difficulties, and trauma (PTSD). Jennifer also provides specially tailored services for first responders, veterans, and couples. Jennifer approaches work with clients from a systems perspective, acknowledging that your identity and mindset are not just products of your own actions and thoughts but are simultaneously shaped and reinforced by the people and environment around you from the day you’re born.

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TIME

This group meets weekly; choose an available session.

COST

Cost: $75 per session, billed monthly $300

LOCATION

802 W. Alabama St.
Houston, TX 77006

Crohn’s & Ulcerative Colitis Processing Group Interest Form

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Why Join A Crohn's & Ulcerative Colitis Processing Group

Financial Strain due to your health care
Relationship Hurdles stemming from flare-ups and social anxieties
Feeling "Invisible" because you don’t have visible symptoms
Identity Crisis because your disease defines your life

You’re not alone. We’re a group of kind and caring people waiting to offer our support to you.

dbt skills groups help with emotion regulation skills

When you join this group you’ll learn how to:

Express your needs with confidence: Develop effective communication skills to advocate for yourself in various situations.
Embrace self-compassion: Learn valuable techniques to be kinder to yourself as you navigate the challenges of managing your health.
Discover a strong sense of self: Explore your unique strengths and interests, and redefine your identity beyond the limitations of your illness.