Group counseling is a therapeutic approach that brings together individuals facing similar challenges or concerns in a supportive and confidential setting. In this collaborative setting, a trained mental health professional facilitates the group, fostering an environment where participants can openly express themselves, share experiences, and receive feedback from both the facilitator and their peers.
Our Groups
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This 5-week counselling group will help people with anxiety understand how their nervous systems impact their experiences.
Mapping and Unmasking Emotions
March 18
12 Members
Masking and Unmasking Emotions is a group therapy class designed to explore the complexities of hiding and revealing our true feelings.
Kintsugi workshop
March 10
10 Members
Participants in a Kintsugi workshop come together to break and repair bowls with gold and epoxy, symbolizing the healing and beauty found in embracing imperfections and past traumas, leaving with newfound perspectives and resilience.
This Group is for people who are dealing with any of the following issues: – Concussion – Post Concussion Syndrome (PCS) – Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) – Chronic Encephalopathy (CTE) – Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)
Topics Covered: This 4-week group will provide a supportive environment for women and femme-identifying individuals aiming to build a positive self-image.
This 4-week group will offer a supportive environment for women and femme-identifying folks wanting to build a positive self-image. We will explore various ways to confront and overcome limiting beliefs that prevent you from achieving full happiness and contentment in your life. Through engaging activities, reflective exercises, and peer support, participants will learn how to practice self-compassion and grow their capacity for self-confidence.
Topics Covered: Trauma or emotional/psychological experiences
Kintsugi – art of golden rejoining. Participants come together for an afternoon to break bowls and put them back together using gold and epoxy. Kintsugi can be analogous to the things that have broken or cracked us as individuals. Bowls represent the person and trauma, life, or negative experiences are the things that can cause damage to us IE – the cracks in our bowls. The golden rejoining is the healing that happens. In the repair, we find “Wabi Sabi” or find beauty in the imperfect. Our new perspective can be – even though we’ve experienced things from our past that may have broken us – we are stronger, more resilient, more beautiful as a result. Participants will be left with the experience of kintsugi and wabi sabi and leave with their own bowls and other materials along with new perspectives and ways of being