January Groups: Registration is Open

LGBTQIA+ Healing

Registration Open

This group offers a welcoming, affirming space for queer adults (18+) seeking healing, growth, and deeper connection. Through authentic dialogue, experiential exploration, and creative expression, we’ll honor both pain and possibility—the parts of us still mending and the parts that are already flourishing. Together, we’ll build a supportive container for courage and vulnerability, drawing on collective wisdom across generations and diverse lived experiences.

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Grief and Loss Group

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This group is designed to help participants deal with feelings and experiences involved with grief and loss. There are no exact ‘rights or wrongs’ in dealing with loss, nor any specific timeframe where we expect to move beyond it. The death of someone significant in our lives affects each person uniquely and personally. We often find ourselves in the ripple effects of the loss, and other losses that come after. We want you to know that you are not alone!

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Restoring Wholeness

Registration Open

This group is designed to provide a nurturing and compassionate space where survivors can begin to heal, strengthen their power, and rebuild trust in themselves and the world around them. Through coping strategies, somatic-based resourcing techniques, and community support, our focus is on empowering you to reclaim your voice, body, and sense of self as you take steps toward a more peaceful and fulfilling future.

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"I want to talk about the difference between guilt and shame. I think this difference is subtle but huge when it comes to trauma recovery or really recovery from mental health and addiction as well. Essentially guilt says that I did something bad whereas shame says that I am bad. And so these are the simplest way to differentiate the two. For example, uh quick example, if I forget about a friend's birthday, I might feel guilt that I forgot about my friend's birthday. Or I might feel shame if I come to believe that I'm a terrible friend. And so it's a difference is really guilt is more about our actions whereas shame is more about our identity."

Free Phoenix Client Workshop

Thank you for trusting us with your care. We believe in you and your recovery trauma. We also believe that nobody heals from trauma in isolation and that community is important in recovery. We want to take steps to create opportunities for our clients to connect with each other and build community at the Phoenix Center. We are committed to your success and want to offer additional tools to integrate into your recovery journey.

Our client workshops will include a series of facilitated exercises to help build connection and relationships between participants. These exercises will be experiential in nature and allow for multiple low-stress opportunities to share with others and learn from others in smaller group settings.

Next Workshop: Feb. 24, 2026 | 6-8PM

Siddhartha

by: Hermann Hesse

When Herman Hesse visited India in the early days of the 20th century, he was captivated by the people, their customs, their culture, and their religion. On returning to Germany, he wrote a masterpiece on a young man's search for identity and meaning in a civilization that has lost its way. Loosely based on the early life of the Buddha, the book documents the journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening of a character called Siddhartha.

Our Book Giveaway is located in our lobby and available to all current Phoenix Center clients.

No Waiting List - Immediate Availability

We are invested in training the best experiential trauma therapists in the field. Our internship program allows us to provide financially accessible services.

We receive a several dozen internship requests each year and carefully choose graduate-level interns that already have experience, training, or other advanced knowledge related to our work. Rates are offered on a sliding scale and never go above $95/session.

Those of us who have experienced trauma rarely heal in isolation. Groups provide essential support from peers, creating connection and strength.

Our therapy groups, facilitated by our therapists, are offered at a lower rate than individual therapy, and we often have sliding scale options in each group. Our support groups, facilitated by our clinical interns, are free and open to all community members.

The Phoenix Center offers several personal growth workshops throughout the year, facilitated by out therapists. Workshops allow participants to dive deeper into the therapeutic process and use the strength of the group to aid in recovery.

We offer free community-building workshops several times a year for Phoenix Center clients specifically, and a variety of other workshops for community members.

Client Feedback Form

Please consider providing information regarding your experience at The Phoenix Center for

Experiential Trauma Therapy (PCETT). This information will be used to improve your therapy experience and to improve services for future clients.

Access our Client Feedback Form HERE

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Thank you, from all of us, for being a part of our growing practice!

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