Sexual Trauma Healing Group for Women (Virtual)
This group is a healing-centered space created for women-identifying survivors of sexual trauma who are seeking deeper emotional healing, connection, and self-compassion. Our purpose is to support one another in rewriting the beliefs that trauma may have planted beliefs rooted in shame, guilt, or self-blame and to begin transforming those narratives with kindness and love. Through shared experience, guided discussions, and practical self-compassion techniques, we will work together to reconnect with the parts of ourselves that endured pain and offer them the love. This group supports your healing, empowers your voice, and reminds you, you’re not alone.
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Soul Healing Counseling
5180 Roswell Rd
Suite 106
Atlanta, GA 30342
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