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Transform Your Journey: Join the CBT Weight Management Group in January 2026

Starting a weight management journey can feel overwhelming. Many people struggle with motivation, emotional eating, and maintaining long-term changes. If you have tried different diets or exercise plans without lasting success, group therapy using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques might be the support you need. In January 2026, a new CBT Weight Management Group Therapy program will begin, designed to help you build healthier habits, understand your behaviors, and connect with others on the same path.


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Comfortable group therapy setting for weight management

What Is CBT Weight Management Group Therapy?


CBT is a type of talk therapy that focuses on identifying and changing unhelpful thoughts and behaviors. When applied to weight management, CBT helps participants recognize patterns that lead to overeating or unhealthy choices and develop practical strategies to overcome them.


Group therapy adds a social element. Participants meet regularly in a supportive environment to share experiences, challenges, and successes. This setting encourages accountability and motivation, which are often missing when trying to lose weight alone.

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How This Therapy Group Can Help You


The January 2026 program offers a structured approach with clear goals and tools. Here’s what you can expect:


  • Understanding Triggers

Learn to identify emotional or environmental triggers that lead to unhealthy eating or inactivity. For example, stress at work might cause cravings for comfort food. Recognizing these triggers is the first step toward change.


  • Building Healthy Habits

The therapy focuses on small, manageable changes rather than drastic diets. You might work on mindful eating, meal planning, or incorporating physical activity into your routine.


  • Coping Skills for Setbacks

Everyone faces setbacks. The group will teach you how to respond without guilt or giving up. For instance, if you overeat at a social event, you’ll learn ways to get back on track without harsh self-judgment.


  • Goal Setting and Tracking

Setting realistic goals and tracking progress helps maintain motivation. The group setting allows sharing these goals and receiving encouragement.


  • Support and Connection

Being part of a group reduces feelings of isolation. Hearing others’ stories can inspire you and provide practical tips.


Who Should Join This Group?


This program suits anyone who wants to manage their weight with a focus on mental and emotional health. It is especially helpful if you:


  • Have tried diets without lasting results

  • Struggle with emotional eating or binge episodes

  • Want to improve your relationship with food

  • Prefer a supportive group environment over solo efforts

  • Are ready to commit to regular sessions and active participation


What to Expect in the Sessions


The group will meet weekly from 11:30 am - 12:20 pm for about 10 to 12 weeks. Each session lasts around 50 minutes and includes:


  • A check-in to discuss progress and challenges

  • Psychoeducation about CBT principles and weight management

  • Group discussions and exercises to practice new skills

  • Setting goals for the coming week


The sessions are led by a trained therapist experienced in CBT and weight management. Confidentiality and respect are core values to create a safe space for sharing.


Practical Tips to Prepare for the Program


To get the most from the group therapy, consider these steps before January:


  • Reflect on your current habits and challenges with weight management

  • Write down your goals and what you hope to achieve

  • Be ready to share your experiences openly and listen to others

  • Plan your schedule to attend all sessions consistently

  • Keep a journal to track your thoughts, feelings, and progress


Real-Life Example


One participant from a previous CBT weight management group shared how the program changed their approach:


"Before joining, I felt stuck in a cycle of dieting and bingeing. The group helped me see how stress triggered my eating. Learning to pause and use coping skills made a huge difference. Plus, hearing others’ struggles made me feel less alone. I lost weight steadily and, more importantly, gained confidence in managing my habits."


Why Starting in January 2026 Is a Great Opportunity


The new year often inspires people to set health goals. Joining this group therapy in January means you start with a fresh mindset and a community ready to support you. It’s a chance to build momentum early and carry it through the year.


How to Sign Up


Spaces in the group are limited to maintain a close, supportive environment. To register or learn more, contact the program coordinator early. Preparing ahead ensures you secure your spot and start your journey with confidence.



Taking control of your weight management is about more than just food and exercise. It involves understanding your mind and emotions. The January 2026 CBT Weight Management Group Therapy offers a proven, supportive way to transform your habits and mindset. If you are ready to make lasting changes with others who share your goals, this program is designed for you.


 
 
 

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