In-Person Therapy Group
Date & Time: Wednesdays, 5:30PM-7:30PM
Cost: $85 per session (sliding scale available).
Upcoming Session: Feb 25, 2026 – May 13, 2026
Commitment: 12 weeks
Location: In-Person, Media, PA
About This Group
The purpose of this therapy group is to bring together women who wish to address: relational trauma, emotional pain, self-medicating behaviors, feelings of disconnect, unworthiness, grief and self-blame that often are by-products of trauma. We will spend our time together constructing a special space in which to explore relationship with Self and others. In doing so, we will discover and develop an appreciation for the protective parts of you, identify and tap into strengths, and explore your sense of purpose through interpersonal and experiential group therapy techniques (expressive arts and psychodrama). We will learn ways to support your nervous system incorporating somatic techniques. This group will emphasize the discovery of self-compassion as you connect with your ongoing resilience and inspire motivation for positive change that is often born in the wake of significant trauma.
No artistic or creative experience is needed to join this group. Expressive arts and experiential practices are gently integrated as supportive tools for self-exploration and healing, with an emphasis on curiosity, choice, and meeting yourself exactly where you are.
This is a closed 12-week group for women who have a history of trauma. A commitment to on-going attendance is important.
This group is led by: María José Sotomayor-Giacomucci, LCSW, MSS
About the Facilitator
María José Sotomayor-Giacomucci, LCSW, MSS (she/her/hers) offers a compassionate, grounding presence that supports clients in reclaiming their strength, voice, and sense of self. With thoughtful pacing, curiosity, and care, she creates a group space where you can explore your relationships with yourself and others. Through expressive arts, somatic practices, and reflection, María José provides tools to cultivate self-compassion, insight, and meaningful growth.
Rooted in cultural humility and deep respect for each person’s story, she welcomes clients of all identities and backgrounds, affirming those who identify as LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, immigrant, or members of religious minority communities. Every part of you is invited, seen, and valued here.
