COPING WITH PREGNANCY LOSS

It is something no parent should ever have to experience and yet approximately 1 in 4 pregnancies ends in a loss. This is a therapeutic process group that brings women together to support each other around devastating losses and challenges with fertility.

This group will meet for one hour weekly virtually  (most likely midday) $100 per week for 8 weeks.  - Day / Time TBD

 

PARENTS WHO’VE LOST PARENTS

Introducing a grief support group designed specifically for you. Parenting is already a challenging task, but it can become even more overwhelming when you're also dealing with the loss of a parent.

“Parents who have lost Parents” is a therapeutic process group for adults with children under 18 who have lost one or both of their parents. It’s a support group where you can feel comfortable to speak freely about your grief and feel heard and understood.

Meeting for one hour weekly virtually starting again soon. $100 per group for 8 weeks. Day / Time TBD


AREAS OF EXPERTISE

  • Anxiety and Panic: Strategies to manage worry, reduce panic attacks, and build confidence in stressful situations.

  • Depression: Uncovering underlying causes, developing coping skills, and fostering hope and resilience.

  • Relationship Challenges: Enhancing communication, setting boundaries, and resolving conflicts in romantic, family, or work relationships.

  • Grief and Loss: Navigating feelings of sadness, anger, and acceptance after significant losses.

  • Self-Esteem and Self-Compassion: Cultivating a kinder, more accepting relationship with yourself.

  • Life Transitions: Managing career changes, moves, or personal growth efforts.

  • Sex and Sexuality: Addressing questions about sexual identity, intimacy, and pleasure to foster healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

  • Infertility and Pregnancy Loss: Supporting emotional processing and coping with fertility challenges and related grief.

  • Substance Abuse and Addiction Issues: Providing guidance for recovery, addressing underlying causes, and developing healthier habits.

  • Artistic and Creative Issues: Overcoming creative blocks, managing burnout, and nurturing artistic expression.