The Seattle Divorce Support Group can be helpful if:
- you want a supportive place to talk, in person, about the feelings (fear, sadness, anger, resentment, etc.) associated with separation and/or divorce.
- you're struggling to manage the challenges of co-parenting.
- you feel lonely or isolated around people whose partnerships are still intact.
- you feel concerned about losing other relationships in your life (ex in-laws, mutual friends, etc.).
- your current support system either does not understand or has reached their limit with divorce-related feelings and conversation.
- you want to build a supportive social network--one that is uniquely your own--with others who understand how you feel.
- you want to learn from and provide support for others who are traveling the separation/divorce path.
The transition between a familiar past and an uncertain future is fraught with complex emotions. The frequency and intensity our feelings can cause us to question our sanity. Not only are these feelings normal, they are helping us create the space that's needed for new connections to develop. It is in that space that an in-person divorce group support can be most useful.
I hope you'll consider joining our community.
Seattle Divorce Support Group FAQs
What is the Seattle In-person Divorce Support Group?
The group is a safe, supportive place to explore the complex feelings associated with separation and/or divorce. Together, we will support one another through the challenges of this time. We will also celebrate each other's accomplishments and explore one another's future hopes and dreams.
Is the group open to all genders?
Yes.
My partner and I are still living together. Am I eligible to join?
Group conversations will be tailored to individuals who are physically separated and living apart from their former spouse. The group is not an appropriate fit for individuals who are cohabitating with their soon-to-be exes.
My divorce was finalized a while ago. Am I still eligible to join?
The group is the most appropriate fit for individuals who are newly separated and/or divorced within the last 12-18 months.
Is this a dating group?
No. The group was created to provide emotional and social support for newly separated and/or divorced individuals. It is not to be used for dating purposes.
Is the group welcoming of LGBTQ+ individuals?
Yes.
My partner and I weren't legally married. Am I still eligible to join?
Yes. Anyone who is learning to rebuild their life after experiencing the loss of a long-term relationship is welcome to join.
Are there spots available in the next group?
At the moment, there is one spot remaining in the next group, which will begin in February 2026. Please see details below.
When will the group meet?
The Seattle Divorce Support Group will meet Tuesdays, from 12 PM - 1:30 PM, on the following days:
February 24th
March 3rd
March 10th
March 17th
March 24th
March 31st
April 7th
April 28th
What if I cannot attend all 8 sessions. Am I still eligible to join?
Consistent attendance is a crucial element of member satisfaction and group cohesion. To be eligible to join, each member must commit to attending a minimum of 6 sessions and absences cannot be consecutive.
Where will the the Seattle In-person Divorce Support Group meet?
We will meet in my office in Phinney Ridge. Please see the "Office Information" section of the Contact Page for the address, along with helpful information about finding the building and gaining access to the building once you arrive.
How much does it cost to participate in The Seattle Divorce Support Group?
Intake Fee - $260 (45-50 minute, in-person)*
Group Participation Fee - $600 (all 8 sessions; billed in two installments)
*Once admitted into the group, all fees are non-refundable and cannot be prorated for missed sessions. The intake fee will be refunded if either you or I determine that the group is not an appropriate fit.
How do I get on the waitlist for the next group?
If you would like to enroll in the 2026 cohort, please fill out the form below and I will reach out to you within one business day to discuss next steps.
The group is a safe, supportive place to explore the complex feelings associated with separation and/or divorce. Together, we will support one another through the challenges of this time. We will also celebrate each other's accomplishments and explore one another's future hopes and dreams.
Is the group open to all genders?
Yes.
My partner and I are still living together. Am I eligible to join?
Group conversations will be tailored to individuals who are physically separated and living apart from their former spouse. The group is not an appropriate fit for individuals who are cohabitating with their soon-to-be exes.
My divorce was finalized a while ago. Am I still eligible to join?
The group is the most appropriate fit for individuals who are newly separated and/or divorced within the last 12-18 months.
Is this a dating group?
No. The group was created to provide emotional and social support for newly separated and/or divorced individuals. It is not to be used for dating purposes.
Is the group welcoming of LGBTQ+ individuals?
Yes.
My partner and I weren't legally married. Am I still eligible to join?
Yes. Anyone who is learning to rebuild their life after experiencing the loss of a long-term relationship is welcome to join.
Are there spots available in the next group?
At the moment, there is one spot remaining in the next group, which will begin in February 2026. Please see details below.
When will the group meet?
The Seattle Divorce Support Group will meet Tuesdays, from 12 PM - 1:30 PM, on the following days:
February 24th
March 3rd
March 10th
March 17th
March 24th
March 31st
April 7th
April 28th
What if I cannot attend all 8 sessions. Am I still eligible to join?
Consistent attendance is a crucial element of member satisfaction and group cohesion. To be eligible to join, each member must commit to attending a minimum of 6 sessions and absences cannot be consecutive.
Where will the the Seattle In-person Divorce Support Group meet?
We will meet in my office in Phinney Ridge. Please see the "Office Information" section of the Contact Page for the address, along with helpful information about finding the building and gaining access to the building once you arrive.
How much does it cost to participate in The Seattle Divorce Support Group?
Intake Fee - $260 (45-50 minute, in-person)*
Group Participation Fee - $600 (all 8 sessions; billed in two installments)
*Once admitted into the group, all fees are non-refundable and cannot be prorated for missed sessions. The intake fee will be refunded if either you or I determine that the group is not an appropriate fit.
How do I get on the waitlist for the next group?
If you would like to enroll in the 2026 cohort, please fill out the form below and I will reach out to you within one business day to discuss next steps.
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On occasion, replies from me may be incorrectly identified by your email provider as spam/junk and routed accordingly. If you do not see a reply from me within one business day, please check your spam folder.
If you still do not see a reply, this means I did not receive your inquiry. Please email me: [email protected]
