Group therapy, support groups, training groups, and classes offer community, healing, and connection. Most of our groups meet weekly. Therapeutic groups are cost-effective, and they can add extra support to your existing wellness plan.
Current Groups
The Neuroqueer Therapy Group is a twice-weekly group for neurodivergent adults who are also queer and/or trans. It includes elements of group process and support. This group helps members navigate their experiences as neuroqueer people in late capitalism. The group also has an active antioppressive ethos that includes anti-racist and disability justice frameworks.
Past Groups
Radically Queer DBT was a twice-weekly skills group for queer, trans, and neurodivergent people. It combined ‘DBT Lite’ skills for mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance with neuroaffirming frameworks, somatic practices, expressive arts, and queer and trans resilience perspectives. (Basically, we queered DBT.) This group was converted to the Neuroqueer Therapy Group as our emphasis evolved away from skills training and towards group process.
Grace Unfolding was a weekly group for trans women and transfeminine people that I ran for seven years, 2018-2025. We talked about gender transition, coming out, relationships, technical support, community resources, and whatever members brought to the table.
I co-founded and co-facilitated a Non-Binary/Genderqueer weekly support group from 2018-2022. My colleague and co-facilitator Kaden Winterkorn took over the group in 2022.
I founded and co-facilitated a Nonbinary/Genderqueer peer-facilitated support group from 2016-2017. One of the outcomes from that group was a participatory action research project.
Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention – A colleague and I organized and co-facilitated a weekly MBRP group at our Master’s internship.
DBT Skills Training – Along with a colleague, I co-facilitated a weekly outpatient DBT skills training group during my master’s internship at Noeticus. (This was where I trained in trauma-informed DBT.)