Group Facilitation

(By Request ONLY)

A trauma-informed, connection-centered space for learning, support, and growth.

I offer group facilitation by request for individuals, families, organizations, schools, and community groups seeking guided support, skill-building, and shared connection. These groups are designed collaboratively—built around the ages, needs, goals, and dynamics of the people requesting them.

At this time, I do not offer pre-scheduled or pre-structured groups. As my practice grows, structured group offerings will be added under a separate “Classes & Groups” page.

Current Group Offerings

Hosted on HeyPeers!

Live peer support groups are listed through HeyPeers so you can view upcoming dates, reserve your spot, and receive reminders in one place.

View Upcoming Groups on HeyPeers →

What I Facilitate

Groups may focus on support, education, communication skills, or emotional growth.
Each group is non-clinical, strengths-based, and trauma-informed.

  • Women’s support & empowerment circles

  • Trauma awareness & resilience education

  • Chronic illness, fatigue, or caregiver support

  • Community peer support gatherings

  • Youth & teen support spaces*

Possible Focus Areas

  • Life transitions & personal growth

  • Parenting & co-parenting support (non-mediation)

  • Navigating two-home families

  • Emotional regulation & nervous system basics

  • Healthy communication & boundary-setting

*Youth groups require parental consent, a safety plan, and developmentally appropriate content. These groups are support- and education-focused, not therapy.

How Group Facilitation Works

1. Submit a Group Request

Use the form below to share what kind of group you're looking for, who it’s for, and your goals.

2. Free 15-Min Consultation

We’ll talk through the group’s purpose, ages involved, emotional needs, and logistics (in-person or virtual, frequency, structure).

3. Group Structure Is Designed

I create a tailored outline based on the group’s needs, which may include:

  • Themes

  • Gentle structure or skill topics

  • Collaborative discussion points

  • Safety boundaries

  • Optional worksheets or activities

4. Participants Receive a Group Agreement

This outlines:

  • Group purpose

  • Confidentiality expectations

  • Scope & boundaries

  • Safety considerations

  • What the group is and is not

5. Facilitation Begins

Groups may be:

  • One-time sessions

  • Short series (2–4 sessions)

  • Ongoing (as interest and capacity allow)

Everything is trauma-informed, consent-based, and tailored.

6. Follow-Up & Optional Next Steps

If the group wishes to continue or explore a deeper topic, we reassess and adjust together.

What Group Facilitation Is (and Isn’t)

Group Facilitation Is:

  • Peer-supported

  • Trauma-informed

  • Educational & skill-building

  • Empowering, collaborative, and strengths-focused

  • A structured yet compassionate environment

  • A space where everyone’s voice matters

Group Facilitation Is Not:

  • Therapy

  • Crisis intervention

  • Clinical treatment

  • A replacement for mediation or legal process

  • A place for addressing acute conflict between participants

Groups are designed to support well-being, learning, and growth—not to solve disputes between members.

Who Can Request a Group

  • Individuals wanting a support circle

  • Parents or co-parents

  • Schools, teachers, or student support staff

  • Community organizations

  • Faith-based groups

  • Teen/tween groups (through parent request)

  • Family systems navigating change

  • Wellness groups

  • Peer circles

If you're unsure whether your idea fits—ask! Most groups can be adapted.

Pricing

Pricing depends on:

  • Number of sessions

  • Size of group

  • Virtual vs in-person

  • Materials needed

  • Travel (if outside Sidney area)

General guide:

  • Support Groups: Sliding scale or by donation

  • Structured Series: Flat rate per group

  • Private Family/Unit Groups: Quoted individually

Cost will always be discussed openly before scheduling.

Interested in a Facilitated Group?

Group sessions are a structured, respectful space for shared reflection and guided conversation.


Participation is voluntary, non-clinical, and centered on mutual understanding.

Group facilitation offerings are developed intentionally and may vary based on need, topic, and availability.

If you’re interested in participating in a future group, hosting a group for your organization, or exploring whether group facilitation is a good fit, you’re welcome to share a bit more below.

Submitting this form does not commit you to services — it simply opens a conversation.

Use the form below to share your interest or request more information.

Responses are reviewed personally. You’ll be contacted only to discuss fit, availability, and next steps.

Group Request Form

Let’s work together.

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Participants under age 19 require parent/guardian consent.

For full details regarding the scope and limitations of services, please see our Disclaimer.

For more information, please see our Youth Participation Disclaimer.

Bridging Seasons LLC follows Nebraska mandated reporting laws across all services.
View our Mandated Reporting Notice for details.

Group Facilitation Disclaimer

Group facilitation services offered by Bridging Seasons LLC are supportive, educational, and connection-based in nature. These services are non-clinical and are not a substitute for mental health treatment, counseling, crisis intervention, or legal processes.

Group sessions are designed to create a safe and trauma-informed environment; however, group settings cannot guarantee confidentiality due to the shared nature of participation. Individuals who choose to participate agree to respect the privacy and experiences of others to the best of their ability.

Group facilitation is not intended to resolve interpersonal conflict between participants, provide therapy, deliver clinical assessment, or offer legal advice. If participants require clinical mental health services, legal counsel, crisis support, or emergency intervention, they will be referred to appropriate licensed professionals.

Bridging Seasons LLC reserves the right to pause or decline services if a participant’s needs exceed the scope of non-clinical support or if group safety cannot be maintained. Any safety concerns involving minors or vulnerable individuals will be addressed in accordance with Nebraska mandated reporting laws.

By participating in group facilitation services, individuals acknowledge and accept these limitations and expectations.

When working with youth, Bridging Seasons LLC follows Nebraska mandated reporting laws. View our Mandated Reporting Notice for details.