Upcoming Groups & Events
We believe some of the best healing happens in community. Our events are thoughtfully designed to create spaces where you can connect, grow, and find support alongside others. From workshops to group activities, these experiences reflect our commitment to fostering connection and well-being. Check back here regularly for updates on upcoming events—we can’t wait to share what’s ahead with you!
Creative Writing Circle
Thursday nights biweekly, 6:30pm - 8pm: 4/9, 4/23, 5/7, 5/21
For those who crave connection but feel drained by loud spaces, this 4-week group offers a quieter way to be seen, heard, and understood — through reflection, writing, and conversation. Writing isn’t about impressing anyone here — it’s about giving yourself space to pause, play, create, or simply think.
This therapist-facilitated group blends thoughtfully crafted prompts, quiet writing time, and optional discussion in a pressure-free, supportive space designed especially with introverts in mind. Prompts explore themes of memory, narrative, imagination, and the evolving “pieces” of who we are, encouraging creativity and interpretation.
You’re invited to set your own intention each week — whether that’s engaging in creative exploration, slowing down and resting in a low-stimulus environment, reflecting on your experiences, or nurturing a more grounded relationship with yourself.
Write in whatever form feels most natural — fiction or nonfiction, poetry or prose, imagined or real. There’s no pressure to share personal details, and no prior writing experience is needed. This space welcomes hobbyists, journalers, beginners, poets, and anyone curious about storytelling, with the focus on presence, curiosity, and quiet connection rather than perfection.
$120 for 4 week group (sliding scale available, reach out if interested)
For individuals 16+
Free Webinar: A Voice to be Heard - How to Advocate for Women’s Health
March 10th, 6 - 7:30pm
Too many women leave medical appointments feeling dismissed, unheard, or doubting their own experiences. A Voice to Be Heard focuses on helping women understand, process, and work through the emotional impact of being invalidated in healthcare settings — and learn how to advocate for themselves with clarity and confidence.
Together, we’ll explore:
Why medical dismissal is so common for women
How repeated invalidation impacts mental health, self-trust, and the body
Practical tools for self-advocacy in healthcare settings
Ways to reconnect with your intuition and sense of agency
Whether you’ve been told “everything looks normal,” felt rushed, minimized, or simply not believed — this conversation is for you.
Come as you are. Your voice matters.
Free Support Group for Parents of Transgender Teens
Every other Monday from 6pm-7pm
Upcoming Dates: 3/9, 3/23, 4/6
Led by Trevor Holak
900 Haddon Ave, Suite 212