Being Witnessed in Safety

Self-isolation is one of the most common tendencies for those in the healing process. Sometimes it's because of fear of rejection or disapproval, and other times it's out of a desire to protect those around us from our pain. It could also be that you're simply exhausted.

Many of those recovering from trauma withdraw from their most vital connections - whether it be family, friends, or other groups - when they are most in need of their support.

Building a sense of connection to a healthy community improves your mood, perspective of life, and hope for the future. In the long-term, one's community of trust can be a resource for help when unexpected or difficult things happen in life. Sometimes you don't realize how valuable community is until you're in crisis - so why wait?

Mental health support shouldn't be a financial burden for anyone. With four gatherings each month, we provide a haven for those seeking support and connection that's effective and affordable.

At Compassion Collective, we prioritize trauma-informed practices, ensuring every interaction is grounded in sensitivity and respect. Here, vulnerability is honored, and authenticity flourishes in a safe space cultivated for all.

As a special addition, your membership includes a free trial AND my FREE 56-page workbook, a guide crafted to accompany you on your journey towards self-discovery and healing. Join us in embracing compassion, connection, and transformation.

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Get ready for transformation and deep healing.

Here, expect compassion and safety, along with accountability and guidance in doing the work. Healing requires you to show up consistently for YOU. In our community, you won't have to do that alone.