Calendar

Group Descriptions and Pricing:

Classes are held at our building next door, which is located at 106 St. Johns Drive, Camp Hill, PA 17011.

Empowerment Group for Women – Empowerment: What Does It Mean to Me?

Empowerment looks different for everyone. This supportive group invites participants to explore what empowerment means to them and how they want to put it into practice.

Through guided discussion and reflective activities, participants will identify personal strengths, values, and choices while exploring boundaries, self-trust, and speaking up for their needs.

Each participant will be encouraged to choose a meaningful intention and a manageable step toward feeling more confident and in charge of their own life.

Adult Grief and Loss Group -Focus on Pregnancy and Infant Loss

Grieving the loss of a pregnancy or infant can bring profound sadness, unanswered questions, and feelings that are difficult to share.

This supportive group offers adults a compassionate space to connect with others, honor their loss, and explore the emotional and relational challenges of grief.

Through guided discussion and gentle reflective activities, participants can develop coping strategies and find comfort in knowing they are not alone.

All experiences of pregnancy and infant loss are welcome, whether recent or many years ago.

Teen Talk

Bullying can leave teens feeling isolated, overwhelmed, and unsure where to turn. Teen Talk offers a supportive space to discuss bullying at school, online, and in social circles.

Through open conversation and interactive activities, teens will practice responding safely, setting boundaries, seeking help, and supporting peers. The group emphasizes building confidence, strengthening connections, and reminding teens that they deserve respect and do not have to face bullying alone.

Art Group – The Mask Project: Exploring What We Show and What We Hold

Through creating and decorating masks, participants will explore the parts of themselves they share with others and the feelings, experiences, and hopes they may keep inside.

This supportive art group encourages self-expression, reflection, and connection while making room for each person’s unique story. No artistic experience is needed, and sharing is always optional.

Empowerment Group for women: Healthy Love vs. Harmful Love

This therapeutic supportive women’s group explores how love can nurture our well-being—and how unhealthy relationship patterns can leave us feeling diminished, confused, or controlled.

Through guided discussion and reflection, participants will explore respect, trust, boundaries, and emotional safety while learning to recognize manipulation and control.

Together, we will strengthen self-worth and identify what caring, supportive love looks and feels like. Sharing is always optional.

Loving Someone Living with Addiction

Loving someone who struggles with addiction can bring worry, grief, frustration, and uncertainty.

This therapeutic support group offers a compassionate space to connect with others, explore how addiction affects relationships, and learn ways to care for yourself while caring about someone else.

Through guided discussion, participants will explore healthy boundaries, coping strategies, and the difference between offering support and taking responsibility for another person’s recovery. Sharing is always optional.