Through our partnership with Maple Counseling Center, we offer free, professionally facilitated support groups for anyone affected by the January 2025 Palisades wildfires. Whether you're processing loss, navigating how disaster has affected your relationships, or simply need a consistent space to feel supported – these groups are for you.
This group is designed for individuals directly impacted by recent fire-related disasters. Each session focuses on support, coping strategies, and stabilization – offering a consistent, safe space to process the ongoing effects of disaster.
Day
Tuesdays
When
June 16 - July 21
6-7:30pm
Capacity
8 participants
Registration
Before First Session
Sign-ups close after the second session. RSVP by 6/23.
A 6-week support group for teens ages 14–17 impacted by wildfire loss, displacement, or community trauma. Through art, creative activities, and supportive conversations, teens will have space to process grief, build coping skills, connect with peers, and explore healing in a safe and supportive environment.
Day
Thursdays
When
July 9 - August 13
5:00 - 6:30pm
Capacity
8
Registration
Before First Session
Sign-ups close after the second session. RSVP by 6/16.
This group is designed for adults directly impacted by recent fire-related disasters. Each session focuses on support, coping strategies, and stabilization – offering a consistent, safe space to process the ongoing effects of disaster.
Day
Wednesdays
When
May 6 - June 10
2:00-3:30pm
Capacity
8
Registration
Before First Session
Sign-ups close after the second session. RSVP by 5/13.
In collaboration with the Maple Counseling Center, we offer free, trauma-informed mental health support for anyone impacted by the Palisades wildfires – both in person and virtually. Participants can receive up to 12 free individual or group therapy sessions with licensed professionals. Counseling can take the form of individual, couple, or family.
Whether you’re stopping by for a program, event, or a conversation, our doors are open and we’d love to meet you.
