Parents of Divorce
Leilani Sinclair offers support groups for parents.
It is open to everyone who has experienced a divorce and provides support specific to your situation. Our therapeutic guidance approach, education, along with the unmatched feeling of shared support from members, creates a safe and healing environment for any woman.
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Group Benefits
Skill Building & Tools
This group will give you access to tools to navigate your situation and help you break it down into steps.
Grow Confidence
Knowing and seeing you are not alone builds conficence.
Support For Women, From Women
Walking alongside women who share similar stories is a cornerstone to healing and resiliency.
Heal Your Pain
Healing is not a linear process. In this group, you can go at your own pace while receiving encouragement and direction in all stages of your healing path.
Parents of Divorce
Every Other Sunday at 12:30-2:00 PM Pacific Standard Time
BT for Women - Invite Only
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Why Should You Attend A Parent Support Group?
This group is informed by international parental alienation experts, Karen and Nick Woodall, founders of the Family Separation Clinic, London, UK and authors of Understanding Parental Alienation: Learning to Cope, Helping to Heal, and The Guide for Separated Parents: Putting Your Children First.
If you can relate, this group was designed for you.
Support groups are great for parents who:
- parents coping with alienation
- separation from their child
- in the process of divorce with children
Leilani Sinclair Psychotherapy support group provides support that is specific to your situation, therapeutic guidance and the unmatched feeling of shared experience.
Questions?
Feel free to reach out