group-based interventions

Group-based interventions are structured programs where individuals with similar challenges or goals come together to receive support, guidance, or treatment. Facilitated by a trained professional, these interventions encourage participants to share experiences, learn new skills, and offer mutual support. They can address issues like mental health, substance use, or health behaviors by fostering a sense of community and accountability. By engaging in group discussions and activities, participants often feel less isolated and more motivated to make positive changes, benefiting from collective insights and encouragement.