group work
Hearing others’ stories can reduce feelings of isolation, while giving and receiving feedback encourages personal growth. Group sessions can be highly structured—such as those based on cognitive-behavioural or dialectical behaviour therapy—or more open and process-oriented, emphasising spontaneous discussion and interpersonal dynamics.
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Autism
Teen Life (NAS)
Training, support and group work for parents, carers and families with autistic children and teenagers. Online and in-person.
Boarding School Circles
Group work to help normalise your experiences and truly feel nourished, seen and nurtured - open and closed groups, running weekly.
Twickenham Men’s Circles
Space online and in-person for men to come together in awareness, acceptance and action. Open and closed grups running weekly or monthly.
Inner Child
Using sandtray and play in group sessions as a way to connect with our inner child of joy and innocence.
Divine Nature
Men’s groups in Richmond Park to ground and reconnect with nature and explore the Divine Feminine.
Fathers & Sons
Rites of passage for fathers and sons to heal intergenerational trauma and honour the divine feminine.