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*Now Registering for August 2026 session*
Saturdays 10:00AM-11AM

If you’re looking for a group where you can relate to others like you, discuss and learn from each other’s struggles in navigating a neurotypical world, and learn to appreciate the human variable of being on the ASD spectrum, this group is for you.

For the first time within the group experience, there will be a series of classes where speakers will come to educate the group about how to address issues in life that is a part of the human experience. We will have classes embedded within the semester schedule to learn more about topic such as finances (including budgeting and investing), basic plumbing skills necessary for minor issues, and cooking, among other subjects. If this calls to you, I encourage you to reach out today.

Space is limited to 10 participants.

Facilitated by Andi Haygood, MS, LPC, NCC, CCBRT-A

If you are interested, please contact me via email for more details, group expectations, and payment information.

AODHaygood@gmail.com

Meets Tuesdays 5:30 pm to 6:45 pm

Individual therapy is not required to participate. We require one intake appointment and a 90-day commitment. This commitment helps ensure group cohesion and safety. Group is a 75-minute session. Each group is led by counselors trained as sex addiction therapists (CSAT) and partner trauma therapist (CPTT & APSATS) by the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP).

The neurobiological basis of trauma and addiction are the foundation of our approach. Addiction is viewed as a behavioral problem not a moral failure. Community is the anecdote to addiction and betrayal. We offer a professional and discreet environment to find your new people, places, and patterns.

Individual therapy is not required to participate. We require one intake appointment and a 90-day commitment. This commitment helps ensure group cohesion and safety. Group is a 75-minute session. Each group is led by counselors trained as sex addiction therapists (CSAT) and partner trauma therapist (CPTT & APSATS) by the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP).

The neurobiological basis of trauma and addiction are the foundation of our approach. Addiction is viewed as a behavioral problem not a moral failure. Community is the anecdote to addiction and betrayal. We offer a professional and discreet environment to find your new people, places, and patterns.

Collaboration is a superior way of relating.  Collaboration results in a win-win outcome. When we compete we have a win-lose outcome. When we compromise we have a lose-lose outcome.

In a marriage, collaboration involves strong individuals who can bridge to each other, committed to building a mutually satisfying and fulfilling relationship, across a lifetime together.

$485 – Includes Books and Material.

This is a weekend workshop with 3-four hour sessions.

For this workgroup, we learn

• How to create a Collaborative Marriage
• Caring about Self and Partner
• Your Brain and Styles of Communication
• Talking and Listening Styles
• How we deal with Issues as a Couple