FORMING NOW: ENDOMETRIOSIS GROUP

6 Week Virtual Group

Wednesdays at 12 starting April 3, 2024

Led by Izzie Moreno-King and Kristen Killie

This is a 6-week virtual group supporting individuals with endometriosis in understanding and navigating their experiences while living with this chronic condition. The group will have a tailored approach, in an effort to ensure we cover topics that feel most pertinent to group participants, while also facilitating discussions and providing resources to help individuals cope with the physical and emotional impact of endometriosis. We hope this group empowers you, reduces feelings of isolation, and promotes healing and well-being.



Email izzie@sevencornerspsychotherapy.com for more information.

GROUPS FOR AUTISTIC PEOPLE AND THEIR LOVED ONES

At Seven Corners Psychotherapy, we provide groups for neurodivergent folks of all ages to help them understand themselves and find connection with others. We do not provide social skills groups - we believe that the best way for people to find connection is through being themselves. Our younger autism groups use the Neurobears program to help them understand what autism actually is, understand themselves and their own needs, and find autistic joy and true connection with others. Our parenting groups also use Neurobears so that caregivers can have the same language and understanding as their children. Our teen and young adult groups have the same goals and use resources that are more age appropriate.

Please see below for our current specific group offerings.  In general, our groups start with an intake with the therapist running the group and can be either time limited or ongoing.  An individual session is also offered at the end of the group to discuss any recommendations from the therapist.  Please reach out to the individual therapist listed below or submit the online form for more information.

Neurobears Group for Parents of Autistic Young People

New group forming soon - fill out the above form to be on the list!

led by Anastasia Watson, LPC

This 10 week group is the parent component to the Neurobears Course for Autistic Young People. Each week the group will watch a clip from the Neurobears model and discuss the content as a group. The goal of this group is to help foster positive insight into what it means for your child to be Autistic, offering the opportunity to explore and authentically understand who they are and how support them as they learn how to advocate for themselves. You do not need to have a child in a group to participate.

Neurobears- Group for Autistic Young People

Grades 1st - 4th

Next Round Coming in April! Fill out the above form to be on the list!

led by Izzie Moreno-King, Resident Therapist

This is a 5-week group for supporting autistic children (grades 1-4) in understanding and navigating their autistic experiences. Within the inclusive and supportive group, we will work together to understand being autistic and neurodivergent, explore our unique sensory and emotional needs, process emotional changes, and most importantly, celebrate everyone's awesome identity of being autistic!

A concurrent group for parents will happen at the same time (see below for more information).

Neurobears- Group for Autistic Young People

Grades 5th-8th

New Group Starting in April! Fill out the above form to be on the list!

led by Sydney Smedley, Resident Therapist

This 10-week group is structured around the Neurobears Course for Autistic Young People. Each week the group will watch a clip from the Neurobears model and discuss the content as a group. The goal of this group is to help foster positive insight into what it means to be Autistic, offering the opportunity to explore and authentically understand who they are and how to advocate for themselves. A concurrent group for parents will happen at the same time (see below for more information). An ongoing group is available on Wednesdays at 6:35 pm for "graduates" of this group for those group members who want to stay connected.

Autistic Teens and Young Adult Groups

Forming Now!

Fill out the above form to be on the list!

These in-person groups promotes a positive and individual understanding of what it means to be Autistic. The groups includes a mix of psychoeducational content as well as opportunities for self-exploration on a variety of topics, such as school/work, sensory needs, and relationships.