Childhood Trauma Recovery Group (for adult survivors of childhood trauma)

Relationship Recovery Process (RRP) childhood trauma recovery groups offer a safe, supportive relational space for adults to explore how childhood experiences continue to shape their sense of self, emotional well-being, and relationships. Through guided experiential work and connection with others, participants develop a deeper understanding of their childhood wounds, process unresolved feelings, strengthen their adult self, and learn new ways of relating to themselves and others. The goal is to move beyond familiar survival patterns toward greater self-trust, emotional freedom, and healthier relationships.

The first section of the group work is a 6 month group. There is an option to continue the recovery work in longer term groups.

I am an, MSW, licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, and trained Relationship Recovery Process (RRP) facilitator with years of experience working with childhood trauma and its impact on adult relationships. My clinical work includes individual therapy with adult survivors of childhood trauma, couples therapy, parent-child relational work, and trauma recovery groups. I draw on my specialized training in childhood trauma, complex PTSD, and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP), in order to bring a relational and experiential approach to helping adults process childhood wounds, strengthen their adult self, and develop healthier, more fulfilling relationships