Women’s Group -

Navigating Transition

Group therapy offers a unique blend of personalized inner exploration and validation through shared experience.

What to Expect

Transitioning and navigating a significant life change can feel daunting and lonely, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Whether facing the death of a partner, a divorce, the loss or conclusion of a career, a major relocation, or coping with life as an empty nester, group therapy can provide connection and affirmation through shared experiences.

This women’s group is committed to guiding you through these challenging transitions. In a supportive and intimate environment, we will focus on the aspects of yourself that have been affected by loss, allowing you to slow down and cultivate awareness of your inner parts. This process will increase your confidence and foster meaningful connections with fellow group members.

This group's format is experiential and rooted in Internal Family Systems. Group members will participate in professionally led meditations, check-ins, intention-setting, parts mapping, and sculpting exercises, tailored to individual readiness. No prior experience with IFS therapy is necessary.

Members will benefit from the healing experience of being recognized and validated by others who share similar journeys.

The details:

Dates: June 20th - Nov 21st

Time: Fridays at 12:00-1:30 pm

Location:

Helia in Roland Park

314 Wyndhurst Ave

Baltimore, MD, 21210

*This group is limited to 5 people
*I provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement

Facilitated by Julia Stephenson, LCPC

  • Level 2 Internal Family Systems Trained Therapist

  • Trained in IFS Group Therapy - Healing Circles with Chris Burris

  • Trained in Trauma and Dissociation through the ISSTD - Level II

  • Certified in TF-CBT

  • Registered Yoga Teacher 200 hours

Past experience includes running psychodynamic, mentalization-based, DBT, and CBT groups on the Trauma Disorders and Eating Disorders Units at Sheppard Pratt, as well as, Ashley Addiction Treatment.

"In my dream, I was drowning my sorrows But my sorrows they'd learned to swim"
-U2 'Until The End Of The World