Neurodiverse Process Group
This space is intended for those who identify as neurodivergent (any sort of disability, condition, or mental illness that is outside the established “norm” innate or acquired.) Many neurodivergent folks share experiences of being misunderstood and othered. The purpose of this group is to deepen your understanding of yourself and your relationship patterns. Group offers a chance to get real-time feedback about how others are perceiving you, opportunities to practice new interpersonal skills, and an atmosphere of expression, acceptance, and growth. Crystal Haviland will facilitate this group to help members find more self-compassion and ease in external relationships.
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Oakland, CA 94618
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Mixed Genders Process Group In Person and Online
Are you craving connection and feedback? Would you like to have a supportive place to take risks in relating in new ways? Groups function as a microcosm of the real world, and help us explore our patterns, receive valuable feedback, and locate our authentic self in a supportive environment. Hearing from others who have dealt with similar issues can help us understand our own predicaments; and having an opportunity to tell our own stories can empower us to find our voice. These groups are diverse and inclusive for people of all genders, sexual orientations, races, cultures, faiths, sizes, and lifestyles.
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In Person Process group facilitated by Audre Mowry
This group is for folks with marginalized genders, i.e. women, trans, and non-binary folks. Groups function as a microcosm of the real world and are a powerful place to build better skills and confidence in navigating relationship with ourselves and others. Are you craving connection and feedback? Would you like to have a supportive place to take risks in relating in new ways? Hearing from others who have dealt with similar issues can help us understand our own predicaments; and having an opportunity to tell our own stories can empower us to find our voice.