The Anxiously Attached Women’s Group

A Virtual Group in Texas, South Carolina, and Florida

benefits of Group therapy: 

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Connect with others who share the same attachment style.

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Process and explore experiences through the attachment lens.

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Build self-compassion and work towards greater security through community.

potential topics to be explored in group:

attachment styles, dating, relationships, sex, self-worth, anxiety, depression, friendship, loneliness, meaning-making, identity exploration, values, strengths, fears, people-pleasing, perfectionism, family history/dynamics, boundaries, needs, desires 

Have questions about The Anxiously Attached Women’s Group

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  • Mondays from 6-7:30 PM (Central Time) / 7-8:30 (Eastern Time)  

  • Group meets once a week via Zoom for 90-minute sessions.

  • Any adult woman who identifies as anxiously attached. AFAB, trans, and non-binary folks welcome. All members must be in Texas or South Carolina and attend a free 20-minute pre-group consultation

  • $200/month. This cost includes four or five 90-minute sessions
    per month and holds your spot in the group. 

  • The maximum size of the group is 8 members.

  • This group will be ongoing, meeting on a weekly basis.

  • All of my therapy services begin with a free 20 minute consultation. Scheduling the pre-group consultation is not a commitment to join the group. To schedule a consult, you can fill out the contact form below or email me at lindsayburnscounseling@gmail.com.

  • I am committed to providing a supportive space to all group members regardless of their various intersectional identities. I ask that all group members address our differences with respect and curiosity. There may be instances in which you, other group members, or myself will be challenged to address our preconceived views of people and the world. It is my belief that this is crucial to the group therapy process.

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This is how you get started with group therapy:

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Schedule a free 20 minute Zoom consultation where we will discuss the group, answer all questions you may have, and determine if it’s a good fit to move forward.

If we determine it’s a good fit, you will be sent your group paperwork and upon filling it out your spot will be reserved in the group.

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We get started in group and begin our work all together toward greater self-compassion, self-worth, and security.

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let's get started

Are you ready for joy and connection?