Laura Raffa

I am consistently impressed by the speed at which the group process unfolds. Whether it is a supervision or process group, we start with our experience and the group pulls us into the world; into relationship.

The group challenges us to see each other clearly, compassionately, and we begin to see ourselves in the group. This works because of a dual process that does not exist in individual therapy:

While the therapist holds the space, the group members create a dynamic process that allows them to embody and explore their experiences. In this evolving, collaborative environment, we find new aspects of ourselves, and new ways to relate.