Have you made the decision to leave a relationship after betrayal?
While many therapy groups and 12-step programs are primarily composed of people focusing on repairing relationships or navigating the decision to stay or leave, what happens after you've made the choice to move on?
At the Center for Intimacy Recovery, we understand that leaving a relationship after betrayal brings its own unique set of challenges and opportunities. We understand that leaving a relationship after betrayal brings its own unique set of challenges and opportunities.
This 6-week psycho-educational virtual group offers a safe and supportive space for men and women who are ready to:
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Embrace self-discovery and create a fulfilling life on your own terms
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Establish healthy boundaries and protect your emotional well-being Cope with the emotional complexities of separation and begin to heal
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Develop self-reliance and rediscover your strength and independence
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Navigate the world of dating and future relationships with confidence and clarity
Details:
When: Wednesdays, 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Beginning Date: January 22nd, 2025
Where: Virtual (Zoom)
Don't let your journey stop after leaving your relationship. Join us and embark on a path of healing, empowerment, and self-discovery.
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The group meets weekly and is $100 per group. Spaces are limited.
An individual session with the group leader is required to ensure that it is a good fit for all participants.
The group will be led by Takiyah Walcott (LMFT, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist)
Takiyah is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in the state of New York. She earned her M.S in Marriage and Family Therapy at Long Island University and specializes in sex therapy. She has experience working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Takiyah is LGBTQ+ affirming and through her experience, she has been able to support with antisocial behaviors, personality and mood disorders, anxiety, depression, communication challenges, infidelity, intimacy recovery, family conflict, and sex-related challenges.
Takiyah’s approach to therapy is warm, open-minded, collaborative, and supportive. Her clients take the lead on their journey and create their goals and she takes the role of supporting them to get there. Takiyah uses an integrative approach because everyone has different needs. She utilizes Gottman Method, DBT, CBT, sex therapy, strength-based therapy, and solution-focused therapy. These approaches used individually and/or combined often create the most effective results. Takiyah creates a safe space and nonjudgmental environment to support her clients with processing first, and then healing second.
What makes us different?
Intimacy
We don’t discuss intimacy.
We do intimacy.
Learning to be relational comes from being relational.
The intimate relationship is an integral part of the healing experience.
Our staff works intimately with our individual clients to help them discover and see their authentic selves.
We help couples develop or deepen their intimacy on all levels and to remove the obstacles that hold them back from feeling more intimately connected.
Our Intimacy Groups are living, breathing experiences of intimacy.
. For us, the relationship between therapist and client is sacred.
It’s more than someone to tell stories to.
It’s more than “a friend who listens.”
It’s more than someone telling you to do “self care.”
It’s more than someone who gives you advice.
The relationship with your therapist should be one of the most intimate experiences of your life
At the Center for Intimacy Recovery it is.