
Who is this group for?
Cultivating Safety may be a good fit for you if:
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You notice your nervous system stuck in survival mode, even when you aren't in immediate danger
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You’re living with the effects of chronic stress or past traumatic experiences
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You feel disconnected from your body, emotions, or an inner sense of safety and calm
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You're drawn to gentle, body-based tools—not just talk therapy
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You want practical skills to support nervous system regulation
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You sense that building safety and stability is the next step before deeper trauma processing
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You’re seeking community and shared understanding with other women
What will you learn?
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How trauma affects the nervous system
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Breathwork for regulation and grounding
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Mindfulness and present-moment awareness
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Gentle movement and stillness practices
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Gentle, self-applied touch to support regulation
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Pro-social connection and co-regulation
How is this group structured?
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Length: 8 weekly sessions
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Format: Two formats available depending on participant preference
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In-person in Oconomowoc, WI
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Virtual for Wisconsin residents via a HIPAA compliant platform
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Group size: Up to 6 participants
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Pace: Gentle and supportive
How is this group different?
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Trauma-informed and somatic-based
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Education and embodied, experiential practice
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Emphasizes safety and nervous system support rather than “pushing through”
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Grounded in empowerment, not pathology
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Shaped by work with hundreds of women from diverse backgrounds and lived experiences
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Created with care, curiosity, and responsiveness to the needs of participants
Group details and investment
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Dates and times will be scheduled based on interest and participant availability to support accessibility.
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If you're interested in Cultivating Safety, you're invited to share your preferred days, times, and format (in-person or virtual).
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Once a group reaches the minimum number of participants, scheduling details will be confirmed and shared.
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Investment: $40 per session. The group format offers a relational healing space while supporting access to trauma-informed care. ​
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