The Village:
At a Glance
What: A private virtual community for therapists and clinicians: to tend to themselves and deepen your capacity to support your clients.
Reduce Burnout by having a dedicated and intentional place to share, express, release and receive.
First Gathering: Thursday June 11th at 12pm EST
Ongoing: First Thursday of every month from 12pm-1 EST
Where: Zoom for live gatherings. Circle for daily community
Investment: $36/month for founding member rate. This rate will not last forever: join now to lock it in.
Rolling monthly membership. Join anytime. Cancel or pause whenever you need.
Who it's for: Therapists, clinicians, and helping professionals
Facilitated by Beth Segaloff, LCSW, EMDR Therapist, yoga teacher and grief specialist
You Give So Much!
This Space Is For You
You hold space for others every day. For pain, loss, anxiety, trauma, transition, grief: whatever your clients are carrying, you show up fully. Often without anyone asking how you are doing.
This space was created for you.
The Village For Therapists is a private community for you to process your own experience, receive support, and develop practical tools for working with your clients.
Because the most effective support begins with the therapist's own awareness. What we haven't processed in ourselves has a way of showing up in the room. And what we have moved through,with honesty and compassion, becomes our greatest clinical gift.
What to Expect
Here is what you will find inside The Village for Therapists:
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Your own experience: A confidential, private community where you are the one being supported. No expertise required. Just presence and the permission to be human.
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Reduce Burnout by having a dedicated and intentional place to share, express, release and receive.
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Your clinical growth; Practical, embodied tools for working with your clients: somatic approaches, breathwork, movement, and mindfulness. Ways to sit with grief that go beyond talk therapy.
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The dual lens: How to recognize what's yours and what's your client's. How to stay present without becoming flooded. How to use your own experience as a compass rather than a complication.
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Monthly live session: First Thursday of every month at 12PM EST. 60 minutes, part personal support, part professional development.
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Weekly touch points: Journal prompts, videos, and reflections to support you between gatherings.
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Private community on Circle: Always there between gatherings. A space to share, ask questions, and connect with other clinicians.
Grief is universal. And, your story is unique to you
Grief is one of the most universal human experiences, and one of the most isolating.
Everyone is carrying something. And every experience of grief is unique to the person living it.
Whether your grief is fresh and raw, or years old and quietly present, it doesn't mean you're stuck. It means love remains. Grief lives as long as love does.
There is no hierarchy of pain. No right or wrong way to grieve, no timeline.
You know this. You say it to your clients. And yet, how often do you give yourself the same permission?
Our culture rushes grief, minimizes it, and leaves people to carry it alone. We are taught to move on, stay strong, and keep going. And so we do, often at great cost.
As therapists, we witness this every day in our clients. And sometimes, quietly, in ourselves.
This is the space for you. And through you, for the people you serve.
What You Will Get Out Of This
A dedicated space to process your own grief and loss, separate from your clinical role. Practical somatic, breath-based, and movement tools to bring directly into your work with clients. A clearer sense of the dual lens: what's yours, what's your client's, and how to hold both. A community of clinicians who truly understand the weight and privilege of this work. Monthly live sessions that nourish you professionally and personally.
About Beth
I'm Beth, LCSW, EMDR therapist, yoga teacher, Reiki healer, grief specialist, and fellow traveler on this human journey. In my work I see individual clients in person and virtually, facilitate grief workshops and retreats, and partner with organizations to bring grief and wellness support to the communities they serve.
Grief has been my teacher, personally and professionally, for over two decades. The Village was born from my own experience of loss and my deep belief that we heal more fully in community.
