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Racial trauma is the cumulative effect of racism on an individual’s mental and physical health. It might feel like:
  • a lack of energy or listlessness
  • a disconnection from people, places, and things you care about
  • a sense of hopelessness, anger, or despair
  • headaches, muscle tension, or other physical discomfort
  • difficulty concentrating
  • ​increased anxiety that impacts your ability to function

Free Group

If you are feeling overwhelmed and want a safe space to connect and process, join us for a 12-session group led by a team of counselors of color. We'll come together to share stories, and group leaders will provide tools for healing, self-care, and advocacy.
Group will meet ONLINE every week for 12 weeks
Limited to 10 people
February 15 - May 3, 2021
7:00 - 8:00 PM EST
Sign up ends March 15

Group Leaders

Taylen Harp is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor specializing in working with relationships, work stress, and members of the LGBTQ+ community
Katharine Johnson is the Intake and Outreach Coordinator for Creasman Counseling and a Masters student in the Mental Health Counseling Program at Northwestern University. 
 If you'd like to join, please click the sign up button and complete a brief form. One of us will reach out to you with the group details ASAP. If you have questions, please contact taylen@creasman-counseling.com