Groups and trainings

We are excited to announce a new, open group!

Led by our fabulous Emily Obront, LMSW, this group will be focused on people in their first trimester--maybe before sharing with the world. It will focus on processing the changes, fear and anxiety around pregnancy loss, when and if to share the news, pregnancy after loss or infertility and identity shifts.

This group will run weekly on Wednesdays at noon at our office, 4022 Menchaca, and will start September 10th!

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This group is active now!

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Is it time to meet people who understand some nuances of a complicated pathway to building a family?

We invite you to join us virtually on Mondays at 2 PM CST for an open group created to provide understanding and care as you navigate the landscape of reproductive assistance and/or pregnancy losses.

We will share strengths and challenges, practice using tools from ACT, somatic support, and self-compassion. Build community and receive support as you navigate the complexities of this difficult journey.

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This drop-in group is offered at $30 per session and is open to all Texas residents who have had difficulties along their path to family building.

Click here to for answers to some FAQs.

A three hour one-time class on perinatal loss is thoughtfully designed for mental health and birthing professionals seeking to enhance their competence in assisting individuals navigating their journey with grief and loss.

Life With Baby sessions follow the Life With Baby Workbook and are designed to support your postpartum wellness through supportive information and planning with an RPC therapist in a group setting. Groups can help create community and help attendees feel less alone in their experience.

This Group is for grandparents or those in a supportive role aimed at helping you navigate changing relationships, new roles, updated safety information and supporting parents mental health.

This group, facilitated by Grace Rao, LMSW, is a 6 session virtual group designed to provide a judgement free space for individuals experiencing infertility to build community, process their experience, and receive social support.