03 Aug BSE Group Brookline MA
Annie Ide is offering another *Becoming Safely Embodied Skills Group for Women *healing from trauma and attachment wounds. This *12-week psycho-educational/
- learn skills using mindfulness & concentration practices
- Safely connect with others who are on a similar path towards healing and well-being;
- Cultivate awareness of thoughts/feelings/
sensations/ beliefs - grounding and self-regulation, while safely being more present inside the mind and body;
- Increase the capacity to tolerate kindness and self-compassion.
What group members have said about their experience:
- I can see my healing process a bit more objectively, despite the fact that it still feels hard. I now have a clearer understanding that my symptoms are ‘parts of me, and their messages no longer say something is wrong with me.~ S.B., Worcester
- What lovely, honest energy you brought to the group. I have much more of a feeling of kindness and self-compassion and am seeing a different,
curiously refreshing way of being in the world. Your gentleness and sensitivity carried me along.*~ G.S., Cambridge
- I always felt safe in that Annie was there to lead and keep us on track. Every moment was a teachable moment.*~S.P., Brookline
*New Group: runs September 11th – December 4th
*Time*: Wednesdays, 6:00pm to 7:30pm
*Where:* 1330 Beacon St., in the heart of Coolidge Corner
(MBTA Accessible/ample parking available)
*Cost: *$720 for 12 weeks ($60 per group).
Payment plans offered.
*Contact:* Annie Ide, LICSW (617) 513-7103 or annie.ide1330@
gmail.com Annie Ide is a licensed clinical social worker with extensive experience treating individuals and facilitating groups for children, teenagers and adults. Currently, she leads a co-ed psychodynamic group at the Brookline Center. In the past, she has run outpatient and partial hospital DBT groups, proudly instructed IMPACT Model Mugging and facilitated Mommy and Me Groups. She also piloted the Preschool Wellness Program, a forerunner in teaching children, teachers and parents mind-body skills in greater Boston communities. Her love of learning has lead her to complete IFS L1 training, earn a trauma clinical certification from Simmons College and participate in neuroscience workshops, as well as Deirdre Fay’s Embodied Practice trainings. She is a member of NASW, NESTTD, NSGP, AGPA and the New England IFS Community.