How effective is group therapy after a spinal cord injury? - Terrie Price, PhD

It can be a place where others around are saying, “I think you’re doing great, when I was at your stage, or when I was injured initially, I don’t think I could’ve been near where you are.” And that’s really very helpful for an individual. So that individual support for someone who’s going through it can be very helpful. Some folks are a little anxious, they’re worried about having to share intimate stuff, but you don’t have to. It’s a support group, this is a place where you can listen, you can participate at any level you want. I encourage folks to give it a spin—but not go into it with a preconceived notion of what it’s going to be.