Psychotherapy Groups
Current Psychotherapy Groups in Stockton, CA.
Offering online psychotherapy groups, as well as in-person groups in Stockton, CA. Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Teen Anxiety Support Group
Next group likely to run in summer of 2026. If interested pleast call or email to get on the list for this group.
Please note an intake appoitment and intake paperwork are required for participating in all groups.
In-person group for teens in California.
Disability Online Support Group
Currently taking participants. Next group will start February of 2026
Please note an intake appoitment and intake paperwork are required for participating in all groups.
Current discoung offered – $20 per group if we do not take your insurance.
Online psychotherapy group for California and Utah residents.
DBT – Mindfulness Module
Equine-Assisted
Ages 17 and up
Not running at this time – please email or call to have your name put on the list. When enough participants are interested we will select a start date.
Please note an intake appoitment and intake paperwork are required for participating in all groups.
In-person psychotherapy group in Stockton, CA.
LGBTQIA+ Online Telehealth Support Group
Not running at this time – please email or call to have your name put on the list. When enough participants are interested we will select a start date.
Please note an intake appoitment and intake paperwork are required for participating in all groups.
Online psychotherapy group for California and Utah residents
I am always excited to hear from my clients and prospective clients. Feel free to reach out with questions.
Don’t see a group that works for you? Feel free request a group for a future date.
Contact Me
I will respond to emails within 24 hours or during the next business day.
PO Box TBD, Stockton, CA 95203
maryc@mdofficemail.com
You may call my confidential phone line at (209) 200-8611. (Coaching phone calls available for established clients dependent on therapist availability.)
If this is an emergency please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
You may also call 988 for emergencies related to suicidal thoughts or urges.
Mary Coombs, LCSW 