Group Therapy

Reclaiming Sexuality After Trauma

This group is for those who have experienced relational and sexual trauma. Over the course of eight weeks we will discuss topics including the biological impacts of trauma, communicating with partners, finding safety within ourselves, and connecting to pleasure.

Details:

  • Where: Telehealth (Zoom)

  • Date & Time: Tuesdays 6:00-7:00pm. January 6th - February 24th, 2026.

  • Other: Open to Oregon residents ages 18+.

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Group Therapists

Dr. Molly Young (they/them) is a licensed psychologist in Oregon and Washington who takes a sex-positive approach to mental and sexual healthcare that is both trauma- and resiliency-informed. Molly has completed over 200 hours of comprehensive advanced training in sex therapy through the Institute for Sexuality Education & Enlightenment. They specialize in sexual concerns, kink/BDSM, nonmonogamy, and relationship concerns.

Dr. Molly Young, PsyD

Noah Lavetter-Keidan, CSWA

Noah Lavetter-Keidan (they/them) is a Clinical Social Work Associate in Oregon. Noah is a certified sexuality educator through AASECT, and has led workshops on topics such as desire differences in relationships, kink, and asexuality. They believe that sexual health and mental health are deeply connected, and approach both with care, respect, and curiosity. They specialize in anxiety, gender identity, relationship concerns, trauma and stress.

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Group therapy can help with…

  • Learn Coping Strategies

  • Build Self-Awareness

  • Increase Confidence

  • Develop Healthy Boundaries

  • Grow in a Safe Space

  • Feel Less Alone

  • Gain New Perspectives

  • Improve Communication

  • Receive Support

  • Practice Social Skills