Untangling Trauma Group

4646 Poplar Ave Suite 413, Memphis, TN, USA

(901) 262-7950

dr. jennifer a. drabowicz, lpc-mhsp

Facilitators: Shilo Satran and Jennifer Drabowicz

Logistics:

This online therapy group will occur on Mondays from 7:00 - 8:30pm CST/5:00 - 6:30pm PST starting June 1st and ending on July 6th, 2026 (participants will receive a Zoom link weekly to attend).
Group size will be no greater than 12 members.
Although content will be more broad, the group will use the workbook by Janina Fisher, Transforming the Living Legacy of Trauma (participants are responsible for purchasing their own workbook).
Because of licensure laws, group members must be residents of Tennessee, Oregon, or California in order to participate.

What to Expect in the Sessions:

Understanding the traumatized brain
Recognizing trauma's influence on life and relationships
Trauma and attachment
Healthy coping and self-led interventions
Regulating the traumatized nervous system
Self-compassion and the adaptive functioning of trauma

Fees:

The total cost for all 6 groups is $180.

If registration occurs before 5/22/26, you can use an early bird discount bringing your total for all 6 groups to $150.

There are no payment plans available. Payments must be completed prior to the group starting on 6/1/26.

Workbooks are not included in this cost and must be purchased by the participant.

Group Rules and Expectations:

Confidentiality: All information shared in group is confidential. This means that you may not discuss any identifying information, experiences shared, and/or the reactions of any member of this group with anyone outside of the group. Since the format of this group is online/telehealth, you are expected to be in a private, quiet space while attending the group.
Attendance: Group members are expected to make a commitment to attend group in its entirety. We understand that making this commitment can be challenging, but unfortunately cannot make up or change dates/times of the group to accommodate your absences. Attending groups on time is also expected. While we recognize life is often full of unexpected surprises and changes, you need to let us know of any attendance issues as soon as possible and preferably before any absence.
Etiquette: Discussions and conversation are expected to remain respectful and relevant. Screens are to be on throughout the duration of the group, though if you need to step away for any reason we ask that you message one of the group facilitators to keep us informed.
Participation: Group members are not required to share or disclose anything in which they are not willing to; however, we advocate that the more you share and engage, the more benefits you and your fellow group members can experience. We encourage you to share your feelings, your thoughts and your perspectives but ask that you do not share details of your story as it may have content that is triggering to others.
Process Group vs. Psychoeducation: This group is considered a psychoeducational group. If you are looking for a group that has a primary focus of working through and processing your trauma in a collective format, this group is not the appropriate space. Conversation and sharing about personal experiences is allowed, but limited, in this group setting.
Preparation: The expectation is to come prepared for group, having completed any exercise or reading prior to the scheduled date and time. Any materials that are in addition to the assigned workbook will be provided by the facilitators.
Contact Outside of Group: For the duration of this group process, a GroupMe chat will be started so that members and facilitators can engage in relevant conversation and provide support between groups.

How to Register:

To register, please send an email to Shilo and Jennifer at mygrouptherapist@yahoo.com, fill out the form below, or call Shilo directly at 316-213-9162 with the following information:

Name (first/last)
Email
Phone Number

Payment is accepted through Venmo (@jennifer-drabowicz) or credit card processing/invoicing.

Official enrollment in the group will not occur until payment is rendered.

Upon registering, you will receive a confirmation email with consent forms, a list of group rules and expectations, and any additional material needed to prepare you for the first meeting on 6/1/26.

Additional Information:

The workbook for this class can be purchased through Amazon or any other bookseller of your preference.

Transforming the Living Legacy of Trauma by Janina Fisher (ISBN: 9781683733485).

Additional materials such as worksheets, infographics, and readings will be provided as needed by facilitators throughout the 6-weeks at no additional cost.

This group will include access to a facilitator-monitored GroupMe chat that members can join. The purpose of the group chat feature is to encourage questions, feedback, and support for the duration of the group. Participation in the group chat feature is optional.

More About Your Facilitators

Jennifer Drabowicz, LPC-MHSP

Jennifer is a licensed professional counselor in Tennessee who has been working in the mental health field for 15 years. Jennifer specializes in treating C-PTSD, PTSD, and dissociative disorders. Jennifer is trained in EMDR, hypnotherapy, and equine therapy and remains informed through additional trainings and workshops in interpersonal neurobiology, memory reconsolidation, parts work, and somatic/experiential interventions. Jennifer firmly believes that you are your own expert in your healing and recovery process and works gently with you to trust your own wisdom and intuition.

While Jennifer tends to take life a little too seriously sometimes, she does her best to unwind with good books, a cute kid, and many four-legged animals that live with her on her small farm outside of Memphis.

dr. jennifer a. drabowicz, lpc-mhsp

Untangling trauma: understanding the ways trauma impacts you

a 6-week online therapy group to better understand your trauma