Therapy Group for Pagans, Witches, & Wiccans
The Roots & Resonance group is a personal growth group for adults who identify as Pagan, witchy, polytheist, spiritual, or aligned with other nature-based traditions and who are seeking a supportive community to deepen self-awareness and cultivate meaningful change. The group is a safe, warm, spiritually affirming environment where participants can share openly about life’s challenges, process their experiences, work on self-improvement, and receive support from others who value spirituality as part of their growth and healing. Group is lead by a Pagan psychologist and meets online weekly. Available in MN and PSYPACT states. Aetna insurance accepted.
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Minneapolis, MN 55406
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