Group Therapy is the fourth studio album by Dallas-based Christian hip hop artist Sivion.

It features guest appearances by 26 other artists, including Manchild, Sintax the Terrific, Ozay Moore, Sareem Poems, Propaganda, Jurny Big, Zane, Macho, DJ Aslan, and Shames Worthy.

[6] Sivion's day job in the healthcare staffing industry made him familiar with the term "group therapy", which he opted to use as the number of guest features on the album increased.

The cover depicts, clockwise from top left: Sintax the Terrific, Propaganda, Zane One, Wushu, Sivion, Krum, Eimi Hall, Sareem Poems, Manchild, Heather James, and Freddie Bruno.

[12] Jones identifies "One Two," "The Best", "Ladies and Gentleman", "Watch Out", "Honey Dew", "Let's Grow", and "Dub Season" as standout tracks.

[10] Stephen Maddox from Sphere of Hip Hop was highly favorable to the album, expressing that "honestly all the tracks and collabs are on point.

[12] Cross Rhythms described "Real Talk" as "acoustic hip hop" with a "Motown-tinged jazz groove".

[9] Sphere of Hip Hop described "Dub Season" as "an interpretation of a classic jungle brothers drum loop, laden with boom bap loveliness".