Women’s Trauma and Healing ketamine GRoup
Healing in connection
A weekly in-person therapy group for women 18+
Mondays, 5 PM & Thursdays, 12 PM | Starting September 22, 2025
“We don’t heal in isolation, but in community.”
-s. Kelley Harrell
Reclaim Joy. Heal in Connection.
Facilitated by Alicia Martin LMSW, Healing in Connection is a supportive, trauma-informed space for women ready to reconnect with their core and grow past the burdens of relational trauma, and attachment wounds. This immersive group experience combines group therapy with low-dose ketamine in a safe, structured, and therapeutically supported environment.
Here, healing isn’t just about symptom relief, it’s about reclaiming self-trust, vitality, and connection. Together, we create a new narrative: one of resilience, empowerment, and community.
We talk about what’s actually happening in your life:
- Emotional neglect, relational wounds, and attachment trauma
- Boundaries, self-trust, and emotional regulation
- Grief, shame, and identity rebuilding
- Reconnecting to joy, body, and spirit
- Healing collective and personal histories
Through gentle conversation, somatic work, and peer support, along with optional low-dose ketamine and integration sessions, you’ll move toward post-traumatic growth in a space that honors your pace and your power.
Group Details
When: Tuesdays, 5 PM – 6 PM (in-person at Acheron) & Thursdays, 12 PM – 1 PM (virtual) | Starting 9/22/25
Where: Hybrid (In-person at Acheron Psychiatry, 11 Broadway, Suite 930, New York, NY & Virtual via Zoom)
Who: Women 18+ seeking trauma integration support
Led by: Alicia Martin, LMSW
Cost: In-network with Aetna and Cigna. OON superbills available.
About the Facilitator
Alicia Martin, LMSW is a trauma-focused clinician who specializes in helping women recover from relational trauma, emotional neglect, narcissistic abuse, and codependency. Her approach combines compassionate support with evidence-based trauma healing methods like EMDR and somatic work.
Alicia understands the nuanced ways gendered trauma can leave lasting imprints, and she is deeply committed to creating a space where women can reconnect to themselves and each other, without shame, pressure, or judgement.
Her job is to hold space, guide, and support you back to your own power.
Your role? Just show up - with whatever you’re carrying.
What Makes This Group Different
Healing Beyond Symptoms
We don’t just manage symptoms, we work to reclaim wholeness, vitality, and joy.
Community of Care
Healing happens in connection. You’ll experience the power of being witnessed, supported, and celebrated.
Trauma-Informed and Feminist-Informed
This group honors the ways gendered experiences of trauma shape our lives and our healing.
Real Tools for Lasting Change
Somatic practices, parts work, and psychoeducation provide skills that last long after the group ends.
Common questions women have about trauma therapy
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How does trauma impact women differently?
Women are statistically more likely to experience certain types of trauma (domestic violence, sexual assault) and may internalize shame, blame, and disconnection. Healing must honor these realities, and this group does.
What if I've never done group therapy before?
No experience needed. Whether you’re new to therapy or looking for a deeper community experience, you’ll be welcomed exactly as you are.
Is it scary to open up in a group?
It can feel vulnerable, but connection is the antidote to isolation. You’ll never be forced to share beyond what feels right for you.
Is this group inclusive?
Absolutely. This group affirms women of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences, recognizing that healing looks different for everyone.
How does the ketamine component work?
Optional low-dose ketamine sessions are woven into the 12-week journey to support nervous system healing and emotional processing. Participation in medicine sessions is not required but is encouraged.
Ready to heal in connection?
Spots are limited to 6-8 participants to keep the group intimate and supportive.