This is a support group for parents/guardians of youth (under 18 yo). All parents are encouraged to join this space to come together and explore parenting struggles and fears connected to culture and society. This group will be on-going so participants can join at any time, in hopes to create community together!

This is a support group for parents/guardians of youth (under 18 yo). All parents are encouraged to join this space to come together and explore parenting struggles and fears connected to culture and society. This group will be on-going so participants can join at any time, in hopes to create community together!

This 11-week clinical group runs for the remainder of the school year. The goal of this "Third" space is to provide youth a safe, supportive and social group with clinical guidance from a licensed therapist to explore self-esteem, social dynamics, along with having some fun along the way! Participants can expect activities such as arts, games, psycho-education and a private space for vulnerability.

A non-therapy support group for first generation BIPOC college students. Group will explore identity, expectations, perfectionism, intersectionality, isolation, and the impact of being a first-gen college student on roles and family relationships. Come connect with others navigating similar experiences and gain a sense of community. All BIPOC 1st gen college students - community college, undergrad and graduate level students welcome. Meets online and no geographic restrictions.

This 12-week clinical group uses biography quilting as a narrative therapy practice grounded in liberation psychology, disability justice, and collective care. Participants are invited to explore their life stories through fabric, stitching, and shared reflection—transforming memory, identity, and meaning into a tangible object they can keep.

This group will provide connection and support for men and masculine people who have experienced violence or threats of violence. The group will create space to share and hear stories, and to find resonance with others who have gone through similar experiences. We will also learn and practice techniques for holding difficult or traumatic memories without becoming flooded or overwhelmed.

QTPoC Strong is a virtual peer support group where peers can process and connect over their intersecting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC identities, cultivate resilience in the face of ongoing political changes, and reclaim joy as an act of resistance. This group will primarily focus on building social connections, fostering empowerment, and engaging in identity work alongside peers.

A space for people untangling harm from Christian churches. Through dialogue, grounding practices, and small ritual, we'll explore repair — with self, with community, and with what once felt sacred. We'll reflect, sing, and maybe cry. Stay after for late-night coffee hour.

We are proudly partnering with the Liberatory Wellness Network to offer this 7-week group for artists!