groups
Ancestral Psyche: Sanctuary for Women’s Healing
I offer a Women's Healing group offering a sacred confidential space to explore the interweaving of psyche, body, land, and lineage. This Women's Healing group is meant to be a refuge where analytic depth connects with ecological attunement. Drawing from psychoanalysis and ecopsychology, participants are invited to explore ancestral memory, feminine wisdom, grief, and resilience as envibed within the body. Through dialogue, reflection, and embodied awareness, members cultivate practices of healing that honor both personal histories and the wider ecological ground of belonging, within a sanctuary of care, confidentiality, and clinical integrity.
This group is for women seeking depth, attunement, and relational belonging.
Schedule:
In-Person Group meets weekly on Thursdays from 6-7:15pm.
Virtual Group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 6-7:15.
Fee:
$700 for all ten sessions. Pay in full to reserve your spot. Space is limited.
To learn more or reserve a space, email me at: connect@thezwillingproject.com.
Grief Group: The Mourning Field
This grief group offers a steady refuge where sorrow can rest. Grounded in psychoanalytic understanding and guided by the quiet teachings of the natural world, the circle explores loss as an inner reorganization shaped by memory, longing, and the slow return of meaning. Through contemplative conversation, embodied settling, and images drawn from the living earth, I invite participants practice remaining close to grief while uncovering steadier places of internal support. Desired outcomes include renewed and deepened belonging to the cycles of life and death.
Schedule:
Weekly on Wednesdays from 4-5:15pm.
Fee:
$50 per session.
Space is limited.
To learn more or reserve a space, email me at: connect@thezwillingproject.com.
Address provided upon patient sign up.
Women's Group: Re-Wilding the Feminine
This women’s circle rests on a psychoanalytic foundation that attends to the hidden life of the psyche, ancestral echoes, and the steadying presence of the natural world. Guided by Winnicott’s reminder that “it is a joy to be hidden, and a disaster not to be found,” we explore grief, longing, and the feminine wild as expressions seeking recognition.
Drawing on Joanna Macy’s insight that our personal suffering is intertwined with the wider world’s sorrow—and that healing unfolds when we remember our participation in the larger web of life—the circle invites women to re-enter a more ancient belonging. Through reflective dialogue, somatic grounding, sound, ritual, and earth-rooted imagery, the group becomes a holding environment where old patterns soften, the defensive shell loosens, and authentic selfhood can slowly re-emerge in relation to land, lineage, and community.
Schedule:
Weekly on Mondays from 5:00-6:15pm.
Fee:
$50 per session.
Space is limited.
To learn more or reserve a space, email me at: connect@thezwillingproject.com.
Address provided upon patient sign up.