

Martha Witkowski
6 days ago


Martha Witkowski
Sep 4


Abi Sims
Dec 30, 2024
A support circle is a compassionate space where human beings come together to share, connect, and remember that none of us have to walk this path alone. Unlike traditional therapy, a support circle is about community and connection — creating a safe environment to explore our shared human experiences. In this space, we honor each other’s stories, find belonging, and walk side by side on the journey of trauma recovery and healing. Support circles offer the reminder that we are stronger together, and that healing happens not just in isolation, but through the power of authentic relationships, empathy, and mutual support.
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Disclaimer
Support Circles are not therapy and do not take the place of individual therapy or mental health treatment. While these groups are designed to foster community, connection, and shared support, we will not be engaging in trauma processing, diagnosis, or clinical interventions. Participation in a Support Circle does not establish a therapist–client relationship. If you are in need of individualized mental health care, please seek the guidance of a licensed professional or sign up for a consult to speak with one of our therapists here.
A Support Circle may be right for you if you are looking for:
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A safe and supportive space to connect with others on a healing journey
Community and belonging while navigating trauma recovery
A place to share (or simply listen) without judgment or pressure
Encouragement, validation, and the reminder that you are not alone
Connection beyond individual therapy — building relationships and mutual support
Gentle guidance and grounding practices without diving into trauma processing