Motherless Daughters Group—next series begins 4/19
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This 6-week group is specifically for women who lost their mother prior to age 30. When a woman loses her mother at a young age, it is like losing a life compass. Women typically have complicated relationships with their mothers, yet depend on them for guidance and support for many years. It's an unusual phenomenon since most women live well into mid-life years with their moms. This group will offer support and guidance to those who manage their way through life without a mother's presence. Fee: $60 per group- sliding scale available.
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26 Court Street
#1614
Brooklyn, NY 11242
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Location
26 Court Street
#1614
Brooklyn, NY 11242
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Parent Grief Group- Under Age 25
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This group is for parents who have lost a child younger than age 25. Managing life after the death of a child is a long-term process. Because the death is out of order this excruciating grief feels overwhelming. Meeting other parents also coping provides a salve and safe space. This group includes psycho-education on self-care in grief & elements of the prolonged grief treatment protocol. Recommend minimum 6 months post loss to join. Fee: $60 per group, sliding scale available. Meets 1x monthly on shifting Fridays.
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Writing Through Grief via IFS- starting May 3 2024
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There are many ways to make your way through grief. The process requires time and space for reflection, remembering, and navigating the new terrain of life without the deceased loved one. Research shows that writing helps heal grief. This group uses creative writing blended with Internal Family Systems to process grief. We’ll use short in-group assignments to explore and work towards solace and healing. Writings will be private though sharing is welcomed. Every grief is unique, yet some losses are more treacherous than others. This group is for those who've lost someone dear, whether a beloved family member or a friend.