What to Expect in a Workshop at the Center for Growth

What to Expect in a Workshop at the Center for Growth

What to Expect in a Workshop at the Center for Growth

Workshops in Philadelphia our workshops are designed to teach people a wide spectrum of approaches and practices that can be useful for achieving a particular goal. Workshops are not appropriate for individuals, couples, or families who are seeking individualized attention to help cope with a deep underlying issue. Our workshops provide a great deal of information on a specific topic in a relatively short period of time (e.g., an afternoon or weekend).

Workshops are interactive and often require some willingness from the individuals to participate in the group exercises. Workshops allow participants to gather useful information without making a long-term investment of time or money. For participants who are unsure of whether or not they wish to seek therapy, workshops offer a convenient and relatively anonymous opportunity to meet and evaluate a therapist while also learning some useful information.

The Center for Growth, Inc., which is located in Center City Philadelphia PA typically offers evening and weekend workshops.

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