No Contact Support Group
Group Begins May 21st!
Currently Accepting New Members! Enrollment for this Cohort Closes May 20th.
About The No Contact Support Group
Boundaries Aren’t Always Easy
This group provides a structured space for adults currently maintaining or considering no contact from a harmful or destructive relationship. This group offers professional support through the no contact process, connection with others navigating similar experiences, and practical skills to facilitate resilience during this transition lead by an experienced North Carolina therapist.
Each session includes group discussion, peer support, and a tangible skill to help manage the challenges that arise throughout the process of going no contact.
Group Details
8 Week Support Program
$45/ Weekly Meeting: Discount Available
Meeting Online
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:15 PM
Starts May 21st
Group Discussion & Peer Support
Tangible Skill Building
Lead By An Experienced Therapist
This group is not a treatment group and therefore is not eligible for insurance use or reimbursement
Available Discount
10% discount applied when paying for all 8 group sessions by May 21st
Sign Up To Join This Group
Currently Accepting New Members! Enrollment for this Cohort Closes May 20th.
What It’s Like To Join The Support Group
Weekly Themes Include:
• Welcome, orientation, and group expectations
• Understanding harmful dynamics
• Grieving the relationship
• Managing urges to reconnect
• Building and maintaining boundaries
• Working through guilt and self-blame
• Coping with triggers and emotional setbacks
• Reclaiming identity and moving forward
Gain Extra Support
Going No Contact is not an action chosen out of revenge or punishment. It is often the last resort people take to maintain healthy boundaries, and is not an easy decision. Meet with other people who have also made the decision to go no contact and receive professional support.
Meet Your Group Leader:
Chloe Canady, LCSWA
Chloe Canady is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate who provides counseling services to children and adolescents, parents, families, adults, and couples. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from UNC Wilmington and a Master’s degree in Social Work from UNC Chapel Hill. Chloe is trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) works from a collaborative, strengths-based approach to support each individual in living a happier, more harmonious life. Chloe is passionate about working with clients wherever they are in their healing journey and becoming a consistent and guiding support.
Spots Limited and Only Accepting New Members For A Limited Time
Registration Form To Join
Have Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are you located?
Acacia Collaborative Psychological Services provides in-person therapy in the triangle at our offices in Cary & Durham. We also provide online therapy to all residents and locations of North Carolina.
Cary Office Address:
570 New Waverly Pl #210, Cary, NC. 27518
NEW Durham Office Address:
3710 University Drive, Suite 302, Durham, NC. 27707
Are you in-network with my insurance?
We are in-network with Aetna, the North Carolina State Health Plan & Blue Cross Blue Shield (not UNC Health Alliance).
In addtion to those in-network partners, all of the providers at Acacia Collaborative are qualified as out-of-network providers for all major insurance carriers in the Triangle area; with the exception of Cigna and Tricare who do NOT qualify associate-licensed clinicians, . Most of our clients use their insurance benefits to be reimbursed a percentage of treatment fees (this percentage varies based on your plan’s benefits.) We provide everything you need to easily file with your insurance, including an insurance “super bill” or statement of services and a link to your claim form. We are also happy to reach out to your insurance company, with your permission, if you would find that helpful.
What are the session fees?
Session fees range from $115 to $185 based on provider and length of session. We also offer a limited number of reduced fee spots.
There are some things that are bothering me, but also some things I specifically don't want to talk about. Is that ok?
Absolutely. At Acacia Collaborative, we “meet you where you are.” This means that we do not force you to talk about topics you are not ready to discuss or do not feel are relevant. We are trained at various levels of “depth” of treatment and believe there is no one “right” way to be in therapy.
While most people do choose to have weekly sessions for the first few months, we are flexible about how often and how long you would like your sessions to be. We will offer suggestions, but ultimately, it is your decision about what you would like to get out of therapy.
I’m in the process of shopping for a therapist, is there a way for me to speak with one of you to see if we are a good fit before committing to working with you?
Yes! “Fit” with your therapist is the most important element that makes therapy work ( according to studies, even more important than training or length of experience!). Thus, we prioritize making this part very easy for you. Our providers are happy to speak with you over the phone prior to making an appointment (you can schedule a phone call HERE). Our providers can answer your questions and address specific conerns you have, all while getting to know each other a bit and getting a feel for what it is like to work with us.
In addition, we also offer a no-risk first appointment. If you do not feel like it is a good fit after your first appointment and do not wish to continue working with that provider, there is no charge for that appointment.
Have More Questions?
Contact Acacia Collaborative
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Hours
Monday through Friday
9AM-8PM
Saturday: 9AM-3PM
Durham Office:
3710 University Drive #302, Durham, NC 27707
Cary Office:
570 New Waverly Pl #210, Cary, NC 27518
Online Therapy
All of North Carolina
Insurance
Accepting Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, State Health Plan, Out-of-Network Superbills & Private Pay
Services
Mental Health Therapy & Psychological Assessments