<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I know she has had some bad experiences with girls in the past, and I understand that girls can be awful and catty, but I feel like she would benefit from having some really good local friends that she could hang out with and talk to about things.  Fortunately she does have good friends both from Florida (where she grew up), and friends that live in Ohio (where we went to college).  We've been married and living in Indiana now for about 3 ½ years, and we've really grown a lot in our relationship, and have made some other married friends, but have been unable to form a close relationship with any of these  

I am generally pretty good at making friends, and I have guy friends come over about once every two weeks or so for video games or board games and some sort of food.  She's totally fine with me doing this and makes the food and a dessert sometimes.  She gets along well with my friends, but doesn't really hang out with us much during those times, probably because it's all guys.

I want the best for my wife, and I know that she has expressed to me that she wishes she could be good friends with several of the girls at our church, but I think a lot of times she feels that she's not cool enough or something.  Which isn't true by the way, she's great!

I try to support her in everything and always tell her how great she is, and how she can do anything she puts her mind to.  

She has gone to a counselor for a few sessions, and has been working on a few things in her past.  

What else can I do to get her to the next level and build her confidence to the point where she can make the friends that she wants?
<bot>: I want my wife to have the confidence to make friends and for us as a couple to become good friends with other couples