You were the translator, the appointment-maker, the bridge. You were eleven.
Six weeks for adult children of immigrants — the bridge you became, and the contact you get to choose now.
You were the language broker and the cultural interpreter — the one who called the insurance company before you were old enough to understand it. You grew up fast, in two directions at once, and some part of you is still on call.
We look at the two selves you learned to switch between, guilt as the currency of your family, success that somehow didn’t land, and the contact you get to choose now, on adult terms.
From the bridge kid to the contact you choose.
Groups run out-of-network and privately. Paying in full at enrollment holds your place for the whole series — and lets the group form as a stable, closed circle: the same people, from beginning to end.
A full refund if you withdraw before the first session. In the first two weeks, a prorated refund or a credit toward a future group. Once the group has formed, the remaining sessions aren’t refundable — the circle was built around your place in it — but if something serious comes up, talk to me and we’ll find a fair way through.
A superbill is available for possible partial reimbursement through your out-of-network benefits. Whether a group qualifies depends on its nature, so it’s best to check with your insurance company.
Seats are limited to keep the group small and safe. Reach out — we’ll find out together whether this is the right next step for you, and there’s no pressure either way.