In collaboration with with Twilight Psychology we offer group therapy services to address relational (social) and mental health difficulties in their relation to sex, kink, BDSM, and neurodivergence. We are all different and may process trauma and metal health difficulties in different ways. We hope to provide a safe space to help you process your in a way that makes sense to you.
Our current group therapy options can be found below. If you have any ideas about a therapy group that could be beneficial to the community, please email us with your idea. We welcome your input and value the community advocating for their needs.
Therapy Groups
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Processing Trauma Through Kink/BDSM with Emeli Evans, MS, LPA
07/25/2025
08/08/2025
1:00pm
In collaboration with Twilight Psychology, This group offers a supportive, affirming space for individuals who want to explore and process trauma through the lens of kink and BDSM. Grounded in consent, safety, and autonomy, the group integrates somatic awareness, psychoeducation, and experiential activities to help participants reconnect with their bodies, reclaim personal agency, and build emotional resilience. We recognize kink as a potential tool for healing and self-expression, not pathology. Participants will have the opportunity to share experiences, practice communication and boundary-setting, and explore power dynamics in a trauma-informed, nonjudgmental environment. Open to all gender identities, sexual orientations, and levels of kink experience.
If you are interested in the group please contact us via the more information button below for the next steps.
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Age Players Without Caregivers With Emeli Evans, MS, LPA
TBD
In collaboration with Twilight Psychology, this therapeutic group is designed specifically for BDSM littles and middles who do not currently have caregivers but are seeking support, connection, and healing. The group provides a safe, affirming space to explore inner child dynamics, process trauma, and work through anxiety and depression within a kink-aware and neurodiversity-affirming framework.
As both a process and experiential group, sessions blend open sharing with guided play-based activities inspired by play therapy and inner child work. These may include creative expression, imaginative roleplay, sensory play, and attachment-focused exercises that support emotional regulation, self-soothing, and relational healing.
Participants will be encouraged to explore caregiver/little dynamics in a consensual, supportive peer setting, with a focus on identifying unmet needs, building trust, and developing self-nurturing tools. This group welcomes all genders, neurotypes, and identities, and is especially supportive for those navigating trauma histories or feeling isolated in their kink identity.
If you are interested in the group please contact us via the more information button below for the next steps.