Workshops, Groups & Events
These offerings are designed to guide you towards developing new relational skills and trusting the wisdom of your system.
These offerings are designed to guide you towards developing new relational skills and trusting the wisdom of your system.
All offerings incorporate experiential work and brain-savvy insights to help you and get unstuck and cultivate transformation. If you want to deepen your awareness of self and move into more vulnerability, authenticity, and accountability, these offerings are for you.
Our Autumn 2024 cohort will meet ONLINE via zoom on Mondays from 12p-2p eastern/11a-1p central/10a-12p mountain/9a-11a pacific. Please note our meeting dates: September 9, 23, October 7, 21, November 4, 18, December 2, 16.
Winter/Spring 2005 dates TBD
The full 8-session-series is $640/per person (that’s $80 per 2-hour-group). Payment is expected in full at time of registration.
If this feels like the right workshop for you but the fee is out of reach, please reach out.
This is open to everyone over the age of 18 who’s curious to experience —on a felt-sense level— what boundaries really are, unstick what’s been in the way of implementing them well, and relate more clearly with yourself and others.
Our Winter/Spring 2025 cohort will meet via zoom on Jan 6, Feb 3, Mar 3, Apr 7, May 5 and June 2 from 2p-3:50p EST
$80/per session ($480 total for 6 sessions).
If this feels like the right consultation group for you and the fee is out of your reach, please email me here and I’ll do my best to make it accessible.
Up to 6 therapists. We’ll build community that experientially supports an exploration of the sticky patterns that emerge in our work so you increase self-trust and integrate resilience (for both you and your people), shift your relational presence in the room, feel more supported inside therapeutic challenges, welcome your therapist and human selves, and undo some of the aloneness we all experience inside our work.
My role is to guide you towards more ease and trust in your work. I’ll lean into principals from The STAIR Method to inform our process and support your work with trauma, weaving in neurobiology, and integrating experiential learning practices.