It's difficult for you to trust others, be close, stay calm and present, you feel abandoned. You avoid conflicts.
You are easily overwhelmed, noise is a problem for you, you get angry quickly and often very sad for days.
You struggle with perfectionism, and feel guilty when you acted out or when you couldn't meet other peoples' expectations. You feel that you are not good enough.
Choosing the people you surround yourself with is empowering.
Things have been done to you, without your consent. Now as an adult, you can choose with whom you want to spend time with. With whom you want to connect. What you share. How much you share. When you share.
The Circle group is a soft and supportive space that feels safe. You are accepted for everything you are and you make decisions here.
If you are not ready to commit, you can get on the waitlist in the meantime.
As you engage in the Circle Group, you'll gently notice your own patterns—like automatic behaviors, internal contradictions, judgments, changes in energy, and mixed feelings. You'll also experience that both the joys and challenges of CPTSD can coexist.
Group therapy is emotionally and mentally stimulating, and that's where its true strength lies.
Biweekly calls
in a small group of women
Trauma processing
Soft and effective
New tools
to cope with life
New understanding
it didn't start with you
Biweekly on Mondays at 14:00 CET. We start on January 6, 2025
*You can cancel anytime with a cancellation period of 4 weeks
Reduce feelings of isolation and stigma often associated with CPTSD
in a small group setting
Confidential and supportive
while you process your experiences and rewrite your story
Stefanie has so many qualities essential to being a therapist. Her incredible empathic listening skills are one of them. She listened openly, patiently, and without judgment or interruption, using empowering follow-up questions that seemed somehow both carefully chosen and completely intuitive. true gift.
Susan - CPTSD client
In the gentlest way, Stefanie offered perspectives that sometimes ran counter to mine on a given topic, and though I may have resisted at first, they came to be among the most useful I carried forward with me. That she was able to both listen and push me at the same time was a true gift.
Marie - CPTSD client
-Laurence Heller
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The Circle Group is guided by the principles of the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM)
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