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Finding your way forward after an abusive relationship can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to do it alone. This 6-week online group therapy program is designed to provide women who are ready to invest in themselves with a supportive and empowering space to heal, connect, and grow. Facilitated by a psychologist with expertise in partner violence, decision-making, and domestic violence resources, this group offers an opportunity to process your experiences and take meaningful steps toward reclaiming your life.
Who This Group Is For:
This program is for women who:
Whether you’re navigating feelings about new relationships, reflecting on your past, or seeking tools to model healthy behaviours for children, this group is tailored to meet your needs.
What to Expect:
Over six weeks, this group will help you:
This group is less structured, offering space for organic discussions and mutual support. It follows principles of group therapy to foster trust, connection, and meaningful dialogue.
Details:
Why Choose This Group?
Details:
- Thursdays Evenings 7:00-8:30 PM from February 6th - March 13th, 2025
- Online – Attend from the comfort of your home
- $130/session (Eligible for insurance coverage under most plans)
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Spaces are limited to 8 participants to ensure a supportive, focused, and intimate experience.
Contact us today to schedule a brief pre-screening and reserve your spot.
Most insurance plans cover group therapy sessions as psychological treatment. Please check into the coverage you have for clinical psychology services.
To maintain the group’s integrity, participants are expected to attend all sessions. If you have concerns about scheduling, please let us know during the pre-screening.
We offer a brief pre-screening call to help you decide if this group is a good fit for your needs.
This group is ideal for those who are in a stable place emotionally and are looking to:
If you’re currently experiencing significant emotional distress or need support with issues like complex trauma symptoms, substance use problems, or suicidal thoughts, individual therapy might be a better fit at this time.
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