Psychotherapy Informed Women’s Group
This bi-weekly women’s group is a psychotherapy-informed, process-oriented group experience designed to support emotional healing, self-regulation, and personal growth within a relational context.
Facilitated by a licensed psychotherapist and seasoned ritualist with a masters in transpersonal psychology, both with specialized training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), self-compassion–based mindfulness, and health and wellness optimization, the group integrates evidence-based frameworks with experiential practice. Sessions focus on increasing self-awareness, fostering internal coherence, and strengthening adaptive coping capacities.
The group provides a structured yet relational environment in which participants can:
Explore internal dynamics using IFS (parts work)
Develop self-compassion and mindful awareness
Improve emotional regulation and stress resilience
Experience corrective relational interactions through group process
Strengthen insight, integration, and behavioral flexibility
Group work emphasizes present-moment experience, reflective dialogue, and respectful witnessing. The therapeutic stance prioritizes safety, consent, and pacing, while supporting participants in engaging with both intrapsychic and interpersonal material.
One optional one-day retreat, dates are included to allow for extended practice, integration, and consolidation of therapeutic gains.
This group is appropriate for women seeking a clinically grounded group experience that complements individual therapy or serves as a primary growth modality.
Program Details
Dates: October 6, 2026 – December 29, 2026
If the group does not reach capacity, the start date may be adjusted to support a cohesive group experience, and any fees paid will be applied or refunded accordingly.
Schedule: Bi-weekly on Wednesdays
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM CST
Format: Telehealth via Zoom
Sessions:
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Tuesday, December 1, 2026
Tuesday, December 15, 2026
Tuesday, December 29, 2026
Investment, Commitment & Care
This group is offered as a thoughtfully held, closed-group experience, designed to support trust, continuity, and meaningful connection over time. The financial investment reflects not only the time we spend together, but also the care, preparation, and intention that go into creating a safe and supportive container for this work.
The cost is $85 per group meeting with a total of $595 for the entire series. Tuition for the group includes all scheduled group sessions.
The total investment for full participation in the group is $595.
Because consistency and presence matter deeply in group work, enrollment represents a commitment to the full arc of the experience. For this reason, tuition is not based on attendance at individual sessions, and missed meetings are not refunded.
Refunds, Changes & Flexibility
Life happens, and at the same time, group work relies on stability and shared commitment. Tuition becomes non-refundable once the group begins, as each participant’s place is reserved and contributes to the integrity of the group. If you need to withdraw prior to the start date, a partial refund may be available, minus a non-refundable administrative fee of $100.
These policies are in place to honor both individual circumstances and the collective nature of the group.
Payment Options
To support accessibility, payment plan options are available. Participants may choose to pay per group session at $85 per meeting. Choosing a payment plan does not change the overall commitment to the group or the total cost; it simply offers flexibility in how payments are made.
If you have questions or concerns about financial commitment, you’re welcome to reach out to discuss whether this group feels like the right fit at this time.
Morgan’s Approach
At the intersection of spirituality and psychotherapy lies a shared orientation toward meaning, wholeness, and inner connection. In a women’s group such as this, spirituality is not approached as belief or doctrine, but as an embodied experience of presence, compassion, and connection to something larger than the individual self—whether understood psychologically, relationally, or existentially. Psychotherapy provides the structure, language, and ethical grounding to work safely with emotional and relational material, while spiritual awareness supports qualities such as curiosity, non-judgment, and inner witnessing. Together, these frameworks allow participants to engage in deep psychological healing while also cultivating a sense of purpose, interconnectedness, and trust in their own inner wisdom, all within a grounded, trauma-informed, and relationally attuned group process.
Morgan Lindsey, Ph.D.
Helping individuals and professionals cultivate inner-resilience, self-trust, and meaningful transformation.
Dr. Morgan Lindsey is a licensed professional counselor with nearly 20 years of experience specializing in resilience building, self-compassion, and trauma recovery. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Master of Arts in Counseling.
As the founder of Resilience Partners, PLLC, Dr. Lindsey leads a practice dedicated to integrating modern neuroscience with ancient wisdom traditions. She is deeply grounded in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Intimacy from the Inside Out (IFIO), incorporating both models extensively into her work.
In addition to these approaches, Dr. Lindsey integrates the Self-Trust and Inner Resilience (STAIR) methodology into her therapy practice. STAIR emphasizes the development of emotional capacity and inner resilience, helping clients cultivate a stronger relationship with themselves. By weaving this approach into her work, Dr. Lindsey supports clients in building the self-trust necessary to navigate challenging emotions, foster healthier internal dialogue, and create a stable foundation for long-term healing and growth inside and out, professionally and personally.
A passionate educator and mentor, Dr. Lindsey is committed to training the next generation of therapists and coaches. She supervises emerging practitioners, facilitates consultation groups for experienced clinicians, and serves as an adjunct professor at Naropa University’s Master's in Therapy Program, where she teaches courses on psychotherapy and integrative healing approaches.
Beyond academia, Dr. Lindsey has developed training materials for therapists, including a course with Therapy Wisdom. She has also been actively involved with both IFS and IFIO for over a decade, serving as a program assistant and co-leader for multiple trainings and retreats directly with Toni Herbine Blank, the founder of IFIO, and Dick Schwartz, the creator of IFS.