GROUPS & WORKSHOPS

Bibliotherapy Group is a creative therapy technique towards well being through reading fiction. Members read the story individually, then come together to share interpretations. Opening the door to seeing the world from different perspectives, enables us to make the changes in our own lives for healthy relationships. For more information call or email Janice:  408 596-4810; janice@bibliotherapygroup.com.

Our Brave Womens Group is still open for more participants. We will be meeting Monday nights 5:15-7pm at Process Therapy Institute for six weeks in May and June. We would be honored to have you, your clients, or those you know join us as we explore our sexual and spiritual pain and resiliency as an empowered community of women. This is a queer-affirming, body-positive, sex-positive, and spiritually-curious space for those that identify as women. 

BRAVE WOMEN: A Divinely Sexual Existence

Encountering our truly divine, sexual selves as we courageously explore both pain and resilience.

When: May 6, 13, 20, 27, June 3, 10 @ 5:15-7pm 

Where: Process Therapy Institute | 595 Millich Drive, Suite 102, Campbell, CA 95008

Cost: $150/6 sessions

Are you craving to reconnect with sexual and spiritual vibrancy without shame or anxiety overriding your journey? This intimate women's group is a safe and confidential place where we will:

• Explore sexual messages, sexual timelines, and sexual resiliency 

• Illuminate spiritual suffering and power 

• Grow in understanding and confronting our sexual barriers 

• Rewriting our sexual-spiritual stories 

This work will unfold through self-examination, present-moment focus, cultivating creativity, practicing body awareness, and meaning-making. This group work will impact you and will overflow to those you love. The women’s group is open to all sexual and spiritual orientations.

Register at tinyurl.com/bravelybeingwomensgroup

Questions? Call 650.670.8595 or email kvidetich@processes.org

Please contact me with further questions. Here’s more about my practice: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/kaile-videtich-campbell-ca/443682

Kaile Videtich

Marriage and Family Therapist Trainee
Process Therapy Institute
kvidetich@processes.org
408.963.6694x416
Pronouns: She | Her

Supervisor: Svetlana Kreimer, LMFT

Do you have a client with mental illness who could use the support of a group?

Perhaps you have a female client feeling socially isolated and wanting more meaningful connection with others.

Group therapy could be a very effective supplement to the work you are doing with them. 

There are currently openings in these Redwood City groups:

• 1.       Life Beyond Mental Illness:  A weekly ongoing support/process group for people living independently with their mental illness. 
• Tuesdays 1-2:30 PM
• This group will provide the opportunity for members to talk about topics that matter to them, such as:
• family relationships
• work-related issues
• social isolation
• stigma
• hope for the future  
• defining goals

Furthermore, your client can be consistently observed by an additional professional who is part of their team.                                                                                                                                                           

• 2.       Women in Transition:  A weekly ongoing group for women in transition.
• If the member is in individual therapy (optional), I will collaborate with that therapist.
• Wednesdays 6:30 – 8 PM  
• This group offers the opportunity to explore and embrace these possible challenges: 
• caring for parents
•  losses of loved ones/status quo/youth/intimacy
• divorce/separation/late marriage/ongoing single life/widowhood
• empty nest/reconnecting with your partner
• perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms
• old job/new job/no job.

Social isolation is usually the common theme when dealing with these challenges.  Therefore, work is in the “here and now” to foster insight into behavior and thinking when interacting with others.   This group offers the opportunity to practice new ways of communicating in a safe environment.  Then these skills can be applied to create more meaningful relationships outside the group.

Furthermore, your client can be consistently observed by an additional professional who is part of their team.                                                                                                                                                          

                Contact:  Deborah Dowse Runyeon, MFT, CGP*

                650-363-0249 x111

                 deborahmft@myastound.net

• www.counselingforwomeninredwoodcity.com
• *Certified Group Psychotherapist