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Yoga-Based Psychotherapy Group for Black Women

Dive into our 6-week, Yoga-Based Psychotherapy Group, tailor-made for Black women on a quest to explore emotional wellness techniques in a supportive space.

Ready for something different? 

Reserve your spot by filling out this brief interest form.

During these sessions you will:

Learn how to personalize your home environment for yoga practices.

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Gain knowledge and coping skills through meditation, breathing exercises, and gentle movements.

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Build meaningful connections through shared learning.

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Why Join Us?

Practicing yoga improves general mood and overall well-being. It proves especially beneficial for various mental health diagnoses—stabilizing emotions, increasing calmness, boosting social skills, and improving sleep quality.* 

*Yoga Psychotherapy: The Integration of Western Psychological Theory and Ancient Yogic Wisdom, The Journal of Transpersonal Psychology.

Enjoy the convenience and privacy of virtual sessions, allowing you to participate from the comfort of your own space while still receiving the support you need.

On the practical side, group therapy is typically priced at 1/2 to 1/3 of individual psychotherapy, making it a cost effective option for mental health support.

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Through tailored group processing and somatic therapy practices, we navigate the distinctive mental health challenges faced by Black women including general/everyday stressors, race- and gender-based discrimination and collective trauma.

Dedicated to inclusivity, this group recognizes intersecting identities and welcomes diverse experiences brought by each member.

This is your space for exploration and growth.

Purposeful Design for Black Women's Well-being

Group Details

  • Duration: 60, 75, or 90 minutes: 1x/Week (TBD)

  • Program Length: 6 weeks.

  • Limited Spots: 6-10 participants.

  • Who's Welcome? Adult women (18+), self-identifying of African descent, seeking deeper self-connection, fuller presence, and emotional regulation skills.

  • Dates: TBD

  • Cost: $50 per Group Session + $100 for a Brief Intake.

  • We're flexible. Ask about reduced rates and insurance options!

  • Virtual sessions on a HIPAA-compliant video platform.

  • We’ll begin with a yoga practice, integrating movement, mantra, breathing exercises, and meditation. Then, session transitions to include time for psychoeducation, processing, and discussion.

  • Members are encouraged to set aside at least 15 minutes daily for personal practice.

Sessions:
What to Expect

Led By Kia Davis
Therapist & Registered Yoga Teacher

Kia is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over ten years practice in healthcare and community organizations. She integrates treatment techniques like mindfulness and cognitive therapy for her with work adults recovering from complex PTSD, major life changes, and chronic stress. Many of her clients are Black, LGBTQIA+, and/or survivors of violent crime. She is trained in Subtle Yoga® for Mental Health Professionals and the Trauma Conscious Yoga Method (TCYM). 

More information about Kia and her practice, Healing Journey Therapy & Consulting can be found here.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • We’re currently researching insurance options. Check back for updates!

  • Prior or current experience in psychotherapy is not required, but may be helpful. If you are planning to use insurance for this group, claims must identify a covered diagnosis to medical/clinical medical service. Your group therapist will go over this in more detail during the intake.

  • Group therapy, led by trained healthcare providers, focuses on lasting changes and proven strategies for mental health challenges. In contrast, support and self-help groups are not always guided by professionals and don’t have a medical/healthcare focus. Both offer fantastic emotional support. For more information, check out the American Psychological Association's overview at https://www.apa.org/topics/psychotherapy/group-therapy.

 Interested?

 Stay tuned for updates and reserve your spot by filling out this brief interest form.