Thursday Collective Circle

Service Description

You don’t have to figure out what comes next alone. Collective Circles are one-hour, survivor-led gatherings on Zoom created for adults affected by childhood sexual abuse, including incest, and the family dysfunction that can continue long after childhood ends. Each Circle is built around a theme from Set Your Own Table and gives you space to reflect, connect with others who understand, and explore practical tools you can carry into your everyday life. Collective Circles may be for you if: — You’re ready to break away from dysfunctional family patterns and generational pain — You’re tired of trying to navigate everything on your own — You want connection with people who understand without having to explain or defend your experience — You want practical tools for building greater confidence, stronger boundaries, healthier relationships, and more joy in your adult life You do not need to have read Set Your Own Table before attending, although the book can help you explore each Circle topic more deeply. You also never have to share personal details about your abuse or family experiences. Collective Circles are not trauma-sharing sessions. You can participate in the way that feels right for you: reflect, listen, join the conversation, or simply take in what is being discussed. Each gathering gives you an opportunity to leave with something useful to think about, practice, or carry into the week ahead. Choose the option that works for you Single Circle — $30 One Circle. One-time payment. No membership required. Weekly Circle Membership — $25/week Includes one Circle each week. Renews weekly until canceled. Unused weekly sessions do not roll over. A note about Collective Circles Collective Circles are survivor-led peer community gatherings. They are not therapy, group therapy, or a substitute for professional mental health care. Facilitators are not acting as licensed mental health professionals. If you are experiencing a crisis in the United States, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Outside the United States, please contact an appropriate crisis service in your country.