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“Community means strength that joins our strength to do the work that needs to be done, arms to hold us up when we falter, a circle of healing, a circle of friends, someplace where we can be free.”
~Starhawk

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Weekly Tele(phone)Groups (

Gift of Our Challenges: This 4-week tele(phone)group is in recess for the summer.

Food Compulsion Group: This 4-week tele(phone)groups is currently being offered on Monday evenings at 5:55 PM Pacific Time. The cost for this group is $80 for four sessions.

Please consult our Events Calendar for dates and registration options. Both groups provide an opportunity for questions and discussion.

Please Contact Us for more information.

In-Person Groups

Awakening Groups
These gatherings provide an opportunity for you to explore and deepen your own personal awakening, with expert guidance. You will also experience the healing powers of mercy and trust.

Weekly Groups are offered, in person on:
Thursdays, from 10:30 am - 12:30 pm in Bellevue, WA.
Mondays from 7:00 - 9:00 pm in Kirkland, WA.

The Gift of Our Compulsions Group
In these groups we explore leading edge work around compulsion, opening together to the deep healing that is always available in those activities that formerly caused such frustration, self hatred, and despair. The cost is $120 for 6 weeks.

Weekly Group is offered in person on:
Tuesdays from 7:00 - 9:00 pm in Kirkland, WA.

Weekly Groups are offered via telephone.
Please Contact Us for more information.

To Register:

The cost is $120, per person, for a 6 week in-person or tele-group and an in-person or telephone counseling session is required to join a group.

To receive more information about joining an in-person or tele-group, please Contact Us.

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Mary says: "Another way that compulsions serve us is that they are a temporary balm for our homesickness. We all carry a deep longing to know the aliveness and magic that we knew as children and compulsions give us a hint of what it was like when we lived in deep connection with ourselves – the comfort of a full stomach, the happiness of an alcoholic high, the thrill of shopping. But the high from a wave of compulsion is not the true high we are longing for – the high of being authentically ourselves. So it is never enough. Quickly it turns into an urge for more, more, more, leaving self judgment and despair in its wake."