Living Arts Counseling Center Presents...
A Therapy Group For Children of Divorced Parents
A Six-Week Group for Children in Grades 3 to 5
Are you a divorced or divorcing parent?
Are you concerned about the effect divorce is having on your kids?
Would your children benefit from a group of peers going through the same thing?
Divorce is hard for everyone. Children often worry that they are the only ones whose parents are going through a divorce. Whether your divorce is current, recent or was years ago, your children may need some extra support. Therapy with peers gives children the opportunity to find out that they're not alone and that their feelings are normal. In this safe, therapeutic environment, children will use drama and art therapies to share their experiences. Members of this group will learn to understand their feelings and express them appropriately. They will have the opportunity to develop coping skills to help them through the ongoing challenges of divorce.
When: Mondays 4-5:30 pm, beginning September 19th, 2011
Where: (www.livingartscenter.org)
Cost: $300 for the series. Sliding scale available.
For more information or to register: Abigail.R.Stone@gmail.com, or 510-595-5500, ext. 12.
About The Facilitators:
Abigail Stone, MA, Marriage and Family Therapy Intern, (Supervised by Merry Ross, MFT #37401) holds a Masters’ Degree from the California Institute of Integral Studies in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Drama Therapy. She is currently a private practice intern at Living Arts Counseling Center, working with adults, children, couples and families. Abigail has worked at the Homeless Children’s Network in San Francisco, where she used drama therapy to work with many children of divorced parents.
Revi Airborne, MA, Marriage and Family Therapy Intern, (Supervised by Merry Ross, MFT #37401) studied expressive arts therapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, graduating with a master's degree in marriage and family therapy in 2006. She is a professional musician, as well as a dancer, a writer, and a parent. Her work is grounded in the power of action, presence, creativity, and the body. Since 2007, she has worked with children as a play therapist in Oakland elementary schools.
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