Divorcing Narcissism Support Group
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This is a process and support group for women in various stages of ending a toxic relationship with a narcissistic partner. In a safe and confidential setting, group members work together on recovery from narcissistic abuse, safety planning, boundary setting, and rediscovery of self. Group sessions are two hours, held in-person, and facilitated by both a male and female therapist. Group members must be in individual therapy, and an interview is required prior to joining. Please call or email for more information.
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Perfectly Imperfect: Overcoming Perfectionism
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Being a perfectionist has its benefits— you push yourself towards excellence, achieve your goals, and find joy in hard work. But unhelpful perfectionism can just as easily work against you through things like fear of failure, self-doubt, or never feeling good enough. Ultimately, this cycle hinders your path to genuine happiness and contentment. Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, this group will focus on what fuels perfectionism and skills to overcome it, without lowering your standards. In a safe and supportive environment, we will connect with each other while learning to embrace imperfection and treat ourselves with kindness and compassion.