“Rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. Healing is an act of communion.”

This group offers a supportive, liberatory space for queer and trans survivors to reconnect with safety, dignity, and one another. Rooted in community healing principles, we honor the wisdom each person carries and the resilience that blossoms when we heal together. Through shared storytelling, grounding practices, and gentle reflection, we explore ways to reclaim agency, repair trust, and build relationships that center consent, care, and collective thriving.

Together, we imagine futures beyond violence—futures shaped by mutual support, gender self-determination, and the belief that healing is not meant to be done alone. This group welcomes all queer and trans survivors seeking a space where their experiences are affirmed, their identities are celebrated, and their liberation is at the heart of the journey.

This group is a grounding, liberatory space for people in larger bodies seeking healing from eating disorders, body shame, and systems that pathologize size. Rooted in community care and fat liberation, we come together to challenge the narratives that have harmed us and to build new ones centered on dignity, belonging, and self-determination.

Through gentle reflection, embodied practices, and shared connection, we support one another in reclaiming joy in our bodies, honoring our needs, and nurturing a relationship with food and movement that is free from punishment and restriction. Here, taking up space—physically, emotionally, and collectively—is celebrated as an act of resistance and healing.

Together, we imagine a world where all bodies are valued, and we move toward recovery not in isolation, but in community, solidarity, and liberation.

This group offers a compassionate, liberatory space for adults navigating the grief, complexity, and relief that can accompany estrangement or cutoff from family. Grounded in community healing principles, we honor the courage it takes to step away from harmful dynamics and the tenderness required to rebuild a sense of belonging on one’s own terms.

Together, we explore the layered emotions of loss, identity, and liberation that arise when we redefine family. Through shared storytelling, grounding practices, and mutual support, we nurture the parts of ourselves that still long for connection while celebrating the agency we hold in shaping healthier bonds and chosen family.

In this group, you are invited to be witnessed without judgment, to reconnect with your inner wisdom, and to cultivate relationships—both with others and with yourself—that honor your safety, autonomy, and wholeness. Here, healing is collective, and belonging is something we create together.