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Healing is powerful. Healing together is transformative.

There's something that shifts when you sit in a room — or in an online group room — with other women who truly get it. Not because they've read about it. Because they've lived it.

My support groups and workshops offer a professionally guided, deeply human space to do the work you may have been putting off — and to remember you were never meant to do it alone.


Why group? Because you've been isolated in this long enough.

Individual therapy is powerful. But group work does something different — it disrupts the story that you're the only one struggling, the only one who feels like this, the only one who can't quite hold it all together.

Research consistently shows that group work is just as effective as individual work for many challenges. And for the women I work with — women carrying anxiety, grief, midlife identity shifts, or old wounds they can't seem to shake — the group container often unlocks something that one-on-one work can't reach.

  • You're not alone - Hear yourself reflected in others — and release the shame that's kept you stuck.
  • Real skills not theory - Walk away with tools you can use the same day — coping strategies that actually fit your life.
  • Safe & structured - Every group is clinically facilitated. You choose how much to share, always.
  • Accessible care - At $60/session, groups make ongoing support realistic — not a luxury.


Groups & Workshop Offerings

New groups form regularly. Some groups run for a limited number of sessions with a consistent and small number of members — so connection can actually build. While other groups are offered on an on-going basis to provide support and community.

Women's Perimenopause & Midlife Support Group

Perimenopause support group · ongoing

For women navigating the physical, emotional, and identity shifts of perimenopause. Because "this is just hormones" is not the full story — and you deserve more than that answer.

Whether you've completed the Mindful Menopause Workshop Series or you're stepping in fresh, this ongoing group is where the deeper work continues — in a small, consistent circle of women who truly understand this chapter. Therapist-guided, honest, and built for the long season that perimenopause actually is.

Fabulous Fifties & Beyond Support Group

Women's support group for women 50+ · ongoing

Your fifties are supposed to be the decade you stop caring what everyone thinks — and yet here you are, still holding everything together for everyone else.

This small, ongoing group is a real space for women 50 and older to show up as themselves — to share, support, laugh, and yes, vent — in a therapist-guided circle of women who genuinely understand this season of life.

Women's Life Transitions Support Group

Life transitions support group for adult women · all ages · ongoing

Divorce. Loss. An empty nest. A career shift. The quiet but unsettling feeling that something needs to change. Life's transitions can leave you feeling untethered — and more alone in it than you need to be.

This group is for adult women at any age navigating change. Whatever the circumstance, you'll find women here whose feelings are surprisingly familiar — and a space to set down the isolation you've been carrying.

Mindful Menopause Workshops

Coming Fall 2026 · Limited-time series

Perimenopause isn't just a physical transition — it's an identity shift, and nobody warned you it was coming. The mood swings, the anxiety that appears out of nowhere, the sense that you don't quite recognize yourself anymore — that's not you falling apart. That's your whole system recalibrating.

This workshop series blends education, honest conversation, and evidence-based strategies to help you navigate the psychological symptoms of perimenopause — from anxiety and mood changes to the grief of feeling like your body has stopped cooperating. You'll leave each session with something real: a clearer understanding of what's happening, tools you can use that same week, and the grounding reminder that what you're experiencing is both real and manageable.


Come to one or come to all. Each session stands on its own — so you can join for the topic that speaks to you most, attend the full series, or drop in whenever you need support. No commitment required.

Getting started is simple . . .

I keep the process easy on purpose — because taking the first step shouldn't require navigating a maze.

  • Submit your intake request - Fill out the short form below — it takes about 3 minutes. No phone call required to get started.
  • I'll reach out in 1-2 business days - I personally review each request and will reach out to confirm fit, answer questions, and let you know when the next group opens.
  • Reserve your spot - Groups are kept intentionally small (8–10 members) to protect confidentiality and allow real connection. Once you're confirmed, you'll receive onboarding details and the group agreement.
  • Show up - That's it. Come as you are. You don't have to have it figured out. That's literally why you're here.

"I spent years thinking therapy groups were for other people. After one session I wondered why I'd waited so long. There's something about being in a room with women who just… get it."

— Workshop participant, 2024

"The group changed everything for me. I stopped feeling crazy. And I finally had real strategies, not just 'try yoga.'"

— Workshop participant, 2024

Request to join a group or workshop

Not sure which group is right for you? That's okay — just tell me a little about what's going on, and I'll help you find the best fit.

Do I need to be in individual therapy to join a group?

No — but depending on your history and what's coming up, I may recommend that as a complement. We'll discuss this during our brief intake conversation before you're confirmed.

Are groups held in person or virtually?

Both options are available depending on the group. Some groups are offered in person at my Monmouth Beach, NJ office, and others are held via secure video. Please, inform me of your preference during the intake conversation.

How many people are in each group?

Groups are intentionally small — typically 6 to 8 members and no larger than 10 members. This keeps the space intimate and allows everyone to be heard.

What if I'm nervous? I've never done group therapy before.

That's the most common thing I hear. You don't have to share anything in the first session — or even the second. The pace is yours. Most people find the nervousness fades quickly once they realize the group feels nothing like they imagined.

Questions about joining a group

Here are some common questions about attending groups. 


Not sure a group is right for you?

Send me a message. I'm happy to help you figure out the best next step — whether that's a group, individual therapy, or something else entirely.