All events for Women’s Relational Recovery Group

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…

Group Facilitator: Heidi Dike Kingston, LCSW This therapy group provides a place for members to practice new behaviors, learn how to build relationships, gather feedback about issues they are working through and learn from helping others. Relational Recovery groups are less structured and more relationally oriented.  Members bring concerns to the group in order to get feedback, assistance and support. Participants continue to work on resolving trauma symptoms and strengthening recovery. In addition, group members work on family-of-origin issues, codependency,…