For Her

Her Healing: Survivor Support Group
2026-02-26 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Chicago) | For Her Community Space, 8546 Broadway, Suite 255, San Antonio, TX, 78217, United States
Her Healing offers group counseling for adult survivors of family violence and abuse. In this supportive space, group members work together to process emotions, share lived experiences, and learn therapeutic tools for healing and moving forward. Facilitated by Courtney Balidoy, LPC, and Mia Covarrubias, LPC-A, topics include safety planning, healthy relational communication, co-parenting tools, and more.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every Thursday evening from 6:00-7:30 PM every 2nd and 4th Thursday through May. This is an open group format, and friends are welcome. We provide free on-site childcare, snacks, and drinks. Feel free to bring your own dinner if you’d like.
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Self-Care Saturday: Trauma-Informed Yoga
2026-02-28 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-03-28 10:00 - 11:00
This accessible class welcomes all, regardless of experience, and will focus on breath awareness, grounding, and mindful movement. We’ll begin with gentle techniques to settle the nervous system before moving through a dynamic flow with adaptive options for each pose. Throughout the practice, there will be a continued focus on breath and body awareness to support confidence and connection. Each class will have unique elements while maintaining a familiar structure to encourage growth and ease. The session will end with reflection, integration, and rest, allowing time to acknowledge any physical, mental, or emotional shifts.
Wear comfortable clothes and bring your water bottle and yoga mat.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every Tuesday and the last Saturday of each month. Friends are always welcome. Free onsite babysitting is provided.
Facilitator Bio:
Amanda Millette has been involved in San Antonio’s yoga community for over a decade. Her teaching journey began five years ago, and she has since gathered over 150 hours of trauma-informed education in yoga. She is passionate about providing yoga under the umbrella of social justice and creating spaces that are inclusive and accessible to all.

Menopause Matters: Mood & Mental Health
2026-02-28 11:30 - 13:00
Join For Her for Menopause Matters, a five-part workshop series designed for women who want to learn about all aspects of perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause. Co-hosted by Debbie Jennings and Sabina Kapoor along with expert guest speakers, this series offers honest conversations, evidence-based guidance, and community support as we navigate this important life transition together.
Our second session, Mood & Mental Health, explores the emotional and psychological aspects of menopause that often go unaddressed. Join us for an open discussion about anxiety, depression, brain fog, and mood changes during this transition. We’ll discover practical strategies for supporting your mental wellness and help you understand the connection between hormonal changes and emotional health.
Each session follows our Trauma-Informed Yoga class at 10:00am and includes a light brunch, so make a whole morning of self-care! Grab your girls, enjoy some nourishing food, connect with an amazing community of women, and leave feeling informed and empowered. Brunch and all materials provided. Friends are always welcome!
Brunch and childcare provided.
Save the dates for our future Menopause Matters workshops- always the last Saturday of the month!

Mar. 28: Hormone Replacement Therapy
Apr. 25: Empowerment & Thriving Through Menopause
May 31: Navigating Relationships

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Move Your Body, Free Your Mind: Somatic Dance Workshop with Inside Art Movement
2026-03-02 18:00 - 19:30
For Her is excited to partner with Inside Art Movement for a unique dance experience that’s all about connecting with your body in a safe, supportive space. This isn’t about perfect technique or looking like a professional dancer; it’s about discovering how movement can help you feel grounded, creative, and joyful. Whether you’ve never danced before or you’re getting back into it after years away, this workshop meets you exactly where you are.
Ready to shake off some stress and tap into your natural rhythm? We’ll start with gentle movements designed to help your nervous system relax and your body feel safe. From there, we’ll explore simple, foundational patterns like swaying back-and-forth and reaching up-and-down- movements your body already knows how to do! As we layer in music and let our creativity flow, you’ll discover how these basic motions can become something beautiful and uniquely yours. No judgment, no pressure–just pure movement and connection.
Facilitator: Brooklyn Morrow, Inside Art Movement
Brooklyn Morrow, founder of Inside Art Movement, has dedicated her life to dance and movement therapy. After years of training and performing in Los Angeles for the professional industry, she returned to her roots with a renewed passion: bringing the art of dance into communities that need it most. She studied at Texas State University’s dance program to develop her skills in movement and movement medicine. Her mission is to create spaces where people of all ages and backgrounds can move with confidence, discover their strength, and find community through movement.

Trauma-Informed Yoga
2026-03-03 18:00 - 19:00

Her Table: Closing the Pay Gap Through Salary Negotiation with Malinda Gaul
2026-03-04 18:30 - 20:30
Her Table is a shared meal that provides an opportunity for women to connect over good food and meaningful conversation. Dinner, babysitting, and all materials will be provided. Friends are always welcome!
Workshop Topic: Closing the Pay Gap Through Salary Negotiation
Women who work full-time take home about 83 cents for every dollar a full-time male worker is paid. The pay gap grows larger over time during a woman’s career. Unless things change, the pay gap will not close until 2106–that’s why women need to empower themselves with salary negotiation skills and work to change policies and employer culture.
In this workshop, learn how to research your target salary, highlight your accomplishments, and find the right words–and the confidence–to negotiate for better benefits and pay. Negotiating increases your potential to earn more and can make the difference in paying off loans, supporting your family, buying what you want and need, and saving for the future.
Facilitators: Malinda Gaul
Malinda Gaul is the senior partner at Gaul and Dumont, an employment law firm primarily representing employees. Malinda is a Fellow with the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers and a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates.
Malinda currently is the National Vice Chair of AAUW, an organization dedicated to advancing gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy. In addition to her work with AAUW, Malinda is on the board of San Antonio Youth Literacy, Equal Justice Center, and Merced Housing Texas.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
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Painting Workshop with SAMA: Celebrating Women's History Month
2026-03-05 18:00 - 20:00
Join us for a special two-part art making workshop in partnership with the San Antonio Museum of Art, celebrating Women’s History Month through the work of iconic artist Georgia O’Keeffe.
Inspired by SAMA’s current exhibition Canvas to Clay: Georgia O’Keeffe & Maria Martinez to Mata Ortiz & Tonalá, this hands-on workshop invites you to explore O’Keeffe’s groundbreaking floral paintings and create your own artwork in her spirit. We’ll begin with an introduction to the exhibition and O’Keeffe’s life and legacy, discovering how she challenged conventions and transformed the way we see the natural world.
Then it’s time to create! You’ll practice “slow looking” by observing fresh floral arrangements, taking time to notice color, form, and feeling. Using O’Keeffe’s approach as inspiration, you’ll paint flowers from observation, capturing their essence and impressions rather than perfect details. No art experience necessary; this workshop is about exploration, self-expression, and honoring the creative spirit within you.
We’ll close with time to reflect on the art making process and share our experiences together. It’s a beautiful way to celebrate Women’s History Month by connecting with the legacy of a woman who painted boldly and lived authentically.
All art materials provided. Childcare available. Light refreshments served.
Save the date for our next Women’s History Month artmaking workshop!

Thursday, March 19th at 6:00 PM: Hand-coiled pottery

Her Circle: Single Moms
2026-03-09 18:00 - 19:30
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-weekly peer support group created to foster deep connection, shared healing, and collective empowerment for single moms. Rooted in the belief that healing happens in community, this circle offers a safe and welcoming space where moms can come as they are, be seen and heard, and know they are not alone. Each session, moms will gather to engage in guided conversations, interactive activities, and communal storytelling. Together, they will explore real-life topics like identity, self-care, parenting dynamics, financial stability, and love—always with a focus on honesty, encouragement, and sisterhood.
During the group, moms can expect to:

Experience a sense of belonging and connection through shared stories and lived experiences
Build lasting community with other single moms who understand the unique challenges they face
Gain practical tools to navigate everyday stressors and major life transitions
Rediscover their voice and identity beyond motherhood
Celebrate their resilience, while learning to extend grace to themselves and others

Friends are always welcome. Snacks, drinks, and onsite babysitting are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Single Moms groups!

March 23
April 13
April 27
May 11

Facilitated by Latisha Pean
Latisha Pean is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, with a deep commitment to supporting mothers as they navigate life’s challenges and reclaim their identity beyond caregiving. As a single mom herself, she brings authenticity, empathy, and lived experience to every space she leads. With a background in career coaching and community support, Latisha creates environments where women feel seen, supported, and equipped to grow—personally, emotionally, and professionally. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing and self-sufficiency begin with connection and community.
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Trauma Informed Yoga
2026-03-10 18:00 - 19:00, 2026-03-24 18:00 - 19:00

Her Healing: Survivor Support Group
2026-03-12 18:00 - 19:30
Her Healing offers group counseling for adult survivors of family violence and abuse. In this supportive space, group members work together to process emotions, share lived experiences, and learn therapeutic tools for healing and moving forward. Facilitated by Courtney Balidoy, LPC, and Mia Covarrubias, LPC-A, topics include safety planning, healthy relational communication, co-parenting tools, and more.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Thursday evening from 6:00-7:30 PM every 2nd and 4th Thursday through May. This is an open group format, and friends are welcome. We provide free on-site childcare, snacks, and drinks. Feel free to bring your own dinner if you’d like.
Save the date for future Her Healing groups:

March 26th
April 9
April 23
May 14
May 28

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Trauma Informed Yoga: UPDATE
2026-03-17 18:00 - 19:00
UPDATE: Please note that due to colder than normal temperatures, we have moved this event to the For Her Community Space.
Join For Her for yoga at the For Her Community Space! Prioritize your well-being and give yourself the care and attention you deserve. This accessible, all-levels yoga class welcomes everyone, regardless of experience.
We will now be meeting at the For Her Community Space, located at 8546 Broadway, Ste. 255, San Antonio, TX 78217.
Please wear comfortable clothes and bring your own mat or a towel and a water bottle. There will be water refill stations on site. Please note childcare will not be provided for this event.

Her Table with Ready to Work
2026-03-18 18:30 - 20:30
Her Table is a shared meal that provides an opportunity for women to connect over good food and meaningful conversation. Dinner, babysitting, and all materials will be provided. Friends are always welcome!
Workshop Topic
San Antonio thrives when our community works together. Through the City of San Antonio’s Ready to Work program and partners like For Her, residents are gaining access to education, career training, and the support they need to build brighter futures. Together, we’re helping individuals overcome barriers, discover new opportunities, and create pathways to meaningful employment.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
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Pottery Workshop with SAMA: Celebrating Women's History Month
2026-03-19 18:00 - 20:00
Join us for the second part of our art making workshop series in partnership with the San Antonio Museum of Art, celebrating Women’s History Month through the work of renowned potter Maria Martinez.
Inspired by SAMA’s current exhibition Canvas to Clay: Georgia O’Keeffe & Maria Martinez to Mata Ortiz & Tonalá, this hands-on workshop invites you to explore Martinez’s masterful pottery and create your own ceramic vessel in her tradition. We’ll begin with an introduction to Martinez’s life and legacy, discovering how she revived ancient Pueblo pottery techniques and became one of the most celebrated Native American artists of the 20th century.
Then it’s time to create! Using ceramic low-fire clay and a traditional hand coiling method, you’ll build your own pot, focusing on the form and shape of your vessel. No pottery experience necessary; this workshop is about connecting with an ancient art form and honoring the creative spirit within you.
Your pottery will be left to dry and then fired in a kiln at Road Runner Ceramics (the museum will handle all firing and transportation). You can pick up your finished artwork at For Her 1-2 weeks after the class.
All materials provided. Childcare available. Light refreshments served.

Her Circle: Single Moms
2026-03-23 18:00 - 19:30
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-weekly peer support group created to foster deep connection, shared healing, and collective empowerment for single moms. Rooted in the belief that healing happens in community, this circle offers a safe and welcoming space where moms can come as they are, be seen and heard, and know they are not alone. Each session, moms will gather to engage in guided conversations, interactive activities, and communal storytelling. Together, they will explore real-life topics like identity, self-care, parenting dynamics, financial stability, and love—always with a focus on honesty, encouragement, and sisterhood.
During the group, moms can expect to:

Experience a sense of belonging and connection through shared stories and lived experiences
Build lasting community with other single moms who understand the unique challenges they face
Gain practical tools to navigate everyday stressors and major life transitions
Rediscover their voice and identity beyond motherhood
Celebrate their resilience, while learning to extend grace to themselves and others

Friends are always welcome. Snacks, drinks, and onsite babysitting are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Single Moms groups!

April 13
April 27
May 11

Facilitated by Latisha Pean
Latisha Pean is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, with a deep commitment to supporting mothers as they navigate life’s challenges and reclaim their identity beyond caregiving. As a single mom herself, she brings authenticity, empathy, and lived experience to every space she leads. With a background in career coaching and community support, Latisha creates environments where women feel seen, supported, and equipped to grow—personally, emotionally, and professionally. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing and self-sufficiency begin with connection and community.
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Her Circle: Queer Connections
2026-03-25 18:30 - 20:00
Her Circle: Queer Connections is for queer women and nonbinary folks to share a space in which they can build meaningful connections and community. Join us as we facilitate queer joy through celebrating, supporting, and uplifting each other.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Wednesday. No worries if you can’t make it for every group! Friends are always welcome. Snacks and drinks are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner! Please note babysitting is not provided for this gathering.
Save the date for future Her Circle: Queer Connections!

April 8
April 22
May 13
May 27

Facilitated by Sarah Lopez & Hayley Russell
Sarah Lopez is a passionate advocate for queer women in San Antonio. After moving to the city a few years ago to embark on a career as a software engineer, Sarah sought a strong sense of community and sisterhood. This journey led her to For Her, a vibrant support group where connection thrives. Recognizing the need for solidarity among queer women, Sarah took the initiative to spearhead the annual Pride events and the ongoing Queer Connections group at For Her. With a commitment to inclusivity, Sarah aims to foster an environment where everyone feels uplifted, seen, and valued. Now, as Sarah embarks on a new path by attending law school at St. Mary’s, the goal remains the same: to empower and support the community.
As a single parent for the past six years, Hayley Russell has learned how to navigate life after leaving a decade-long abusive relationship and embracing her queer identity. During this pivotal chapter of her life, For Her’s diverse groups gave her more than just support—they offered healing, confidence, and a sense of belonging she didn’t know she could find. Now, Hayley is excited to give back by leading Queer Connections and helping others step into their own light. She is a fierce believer in the power of community, shared stories, and holding space for each other as we grow. Hayley’s hope is to offer the same care and connection that lifted her up when she needed it most.
Join Sarah and Hayley at Her Circle: Queer Connections in building a lasting sense of belonging!
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Her Healing
2026-03-26 18:00 - 19:30
In this supportive space, group members work together to process emotions, share lived experiences, and learn therapeutic tools for healing and moving forward. Facilitated by Courtney Balidoy, LPC, and Mia Covarrubias, LPC-A, topics include safety planning, healthy relational communication, co-parenting tools, and more.
This weeks topic: The Growth Mindset
Ever feel like you’re stuck behind a mental wall? It might be time for a mindset update. This week, we’re diving into Growth Mindset, the belief that your abilities aren’t set in stone, but are muscles waiting to be trained.
Inside this issue, we explore:

Brain Plasticity: The science behind why your brain gets stronger with every challenge.
The Power of “Yet”: One small word that turns a dead-end into a roadmap.
Redefining Failure: How to stop seeing mistakes as an identity and start seeing them as data.

Free on-site childcare, snacks, and drinks provided.
Save the date for future Her Healing groups:

April 9
April 23
May 14
May 28

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The Writing Circle at For Her
2026-03-28 11:00 - 12:00
A welcoming space for writers at all levels to connect, write, and share in a supportive environment. Each session includes time to connect with fellow writers, 30+ minutes of focused writing time, and an optional sharing period for feedback. All genres and experience levels welcome. Bring your current project, a journal or laptop, your curiosity, and a willingness to be inspired by others.
Peer-led by For Her community members. Light brunch provided. Friends are always welcome!
Save the dates for our future Writing Circles- always the last Saturday of the month!

April 25
May 30

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Menopause Matters: Hormone Replacement Therapy
2026-03-28 11:30 - 13:00
Join For Her for Menopause Matters, a five-part workshop series designed for women who want to learn about all aspects of perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause. Co-hosted by Debbie Jennings and Sabina Kapoor along with expert guest speakers, this series offers honest conversations, evidence-based guidance, and community support as we navigate this important life transition together.
Our third session, Hormone Replacement Therapy, cuts through the confusion and conflicting information about HRT. Join us for an evidence-based discussion about the benefits, risks, and options available for hormone therapy. Whether you’re curious about HRT, currently using it, or wondering if it’s right for you, this session will help you make informed decisions about your health with expert guidance and real talk from women who’ve been there.
Each session follows our Trauma-Informed Yoga class at 10:00am and includes a light brunch, so make a whole morning of self-care! Grab your girls, enjoy some nourishing food, connect with an amazing community of women, and leave feeling informed and empowered. Brunch and all materials provided. Friends are always welcome!
Brunch and childcare provided.
Save the dates for our future Menopause Matters workshops- always the last Saturday of the month!

Apr. 25: Empowerment & Thriving Through Menopause
May 31: Navigating Relationships

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Trauma Informed Yoga
2026-03-31 18:30 - 19:30, 2026-04-07 18:30 - 19:30, 2026-04-14 18:30 - 19:30
Please note that yoga will now be held 6:30 – 7:30pm
This accessible class welcomes all, regardless of experience, and will focus on breath awareness, grounding, and mindful movement. We’ll begin with gentle techniques to settle the nervous system before moving through a dynamic flow with adaptive options for each pose. Throughout the practice, there will be a continued focus on breath and body awareness to support confidence and connection. Each class will have unique elements while maintaining a familiar structure to encourage growth and ease. The session will end with reflection, integration, and rest, allowing time to acknowledge any physical, mental, or emotional shifts.
Wear comfortable clothes and bring your water bottle and yoga mat.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every Tuesday and the last Saturday of each month. Friends are always welcome. Free onsite babysitting is provided.
Facilitator Bio:
Amanda Millette has been involved in San Antonio’s yoga community for over a decade. Her teaching journey began five years ago, and she has since gathered over 150 hours of trauma-informed education in yoga. She is passionate about providing yoga under the umbrella of social justice and creating spaces that are inclusive and accessible to all.

Her Table: Setting Boundaries Without Guilt with Jessica Hopkins
2026-04-01 18:30 - 20:30
Her Table is a shared meal that provides an opportunity for women to connect over good food and meaningful conversation. Dinner, babysitting, and all materials will be provided. Friends are always welcome!
Workshop Topic: Setting Boundaries Without Guilt
Join For Her and Jessica Hopkins for an empowering workshop that helps women reclaim their voice and emotional safety by learning how to set and honor healthy boundaries.
Through real-life scenarios, interactive discussions, and reflection-based activities, you’ll explore:

What a healthy boundary sounds, feels, and looks like
How to identify signs of boundary violations, emotional avoidance, and breadcrumbing
Why silence is a powerful response and a boundary in itself
How to stop accepting crumbs and start conserving your energy

This workshop will leave you with practical tools and self-affirming strategies to protect your peace, trust your inner voice, and show up fully for yourself without guilt or apology.
Facilitator: Jessica Hopkins
Jessica is a resilient survivor of narcissistic abuse, an advocate for healing, and a passionate voice for women reclaiming their power. After breaking free from a toxic relationship that once overshadowed her identity, she embarked on a profound journey of self-discovery, rebuilding her confidence, and redefining her sense of self-worth.
Today, Jessica is dedicated to helping other women recognize their strength, overcome emotional manipulation, and transform their pain into purpose. Through her work as a mentor, speaker, and educator, she empowers survivors to heal, rebuild their lives, and embrace their full potential. Her story is a testament to the power of resilience, and her mission is to show women everywhere that they are capable of not just surviving but thriving.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
Save the date for upcoming Her Table workshops!

Wednesday, April 15th at 6:30 PM – Joy & Sorrow with Gabrielle Leonard
Wednesday, May 6th at 6:30 PM – Rest with Bria Woods

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Fiesta Wreath Workshop
2026-04-02 18:00 - 20:00
Join For Her to celebrate the kickoff of Fiesta season with creativity and color! All are welcome at this hands-on wreath-making workshop where you’ll craft your own vibrant Fiesta-inspired wreath using an array of colorful materials. This workshop is more than just crafting; it’s about coming together as a community to connect, create, and celebrate. All materials provided, and no experience necessary!
Dinner will be provided by Angel’s Sunshine Kitchen, so come hungry and ready to enjoy good food, great company, and the satisfaction of making something beautiful with your own hands. Childcare provided. Friends welcome!
About the Facilitator:
Amber Mayhon is the Executive Director of Trinity’s House SATX, an organization dedicated to empowering women throughout their motherhood journey by providing essential tools and resources that support their social, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being. Since founding Trinity’s House in 2022, Amber has been committed to growing their community impact and uplifting the women they serve. She believes deeply in the power of creativity, connection, and joy to foster healing and transformation, and is honored to partner with For Her to bring women together through meaningful experiences.

Her Circle: Queer Connections
2026-04-08 18:30 - 20:00
Her Circle: Queer Connections is for queer women and nonbinary folks to share a space in which they can build meaningful connections and community. Join us as we facilitate queer joy through celebrating, supporting, and uplifting each other.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Wednesday. No worries if you can’t make it for every group! Friends are always welcome. Snacks and drinks are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner! Please note babysitting is not provided for this gathering.
Save the date for future Her Circle: Queer Connections!

April 22
May 13
May 27

Facilitated by Sarah Lopez & Hayley Russell
Sarah Lopez is a passionate advocate for queer women in San Antonio. After moving to the city a few years ago to embark on a career as a software engineer, Sarah sought a strong sense of community and sisterhood. This journey led her to For Her, a vibrant support group where connection thrives. Recognizing the need for solidarity among queer women, Sarah took the initiative to spearhead the annual Pride events and the ongoing Queer Connections group at For Her. With a commitment to inclusivity, Sarah aims to foster an environment where everyone feels uplifted, seen, and valued. Now, as Sarah embarks on a new path by attending law school at St. Mary’s, the goal remains the same: to empower and support the community.
As a single parent for the past six years, Hayley Russell has learned how to navigate life after leaving a decade-long abusive relationship and embracing her queer identity. During this pivotal chapter of her life, For Her’s diverse groups gave her more than just support—they offered healing, confidence, and a sense of belonging she didn’t know she could find. Now, Hayley is excited to give back by leading Queer Connections and helping others step into their own light. She is a fierce believer in the power of community, shared stories, and holding space for each other as we grow. Hayley’s hope is to offer the same care and connection that lifted her up when she needed it most.
Join Sarah and Hayley at Her Circle: Queer Connections in building a lasting sense of belonging!
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Her Healing: Survivor Support Group
2026-04-09 18:00 - 19:30
Her Healing offers group counseling for adult survivors of family violence and abuse. In this supportive space, group members work together to process emotions, share lived experiences, and learn therapeutic tools for healing and moving forward. Facilitated by Courtney Balidoy, LPC, and Mia Covarrubias, LPC-A, topics include safety planning, healthy relational communication, co-parenting tools, and more.
Sessions will be held at the For Her community center every 2nd and 4th Thursday evening from 6:00-7:30 PM every 2nd and 4th Thursday through May. This is an open group format, and friends are welcome. We provide free on-site childcare, snacks, and drinks. Feel free to bring your own dinner if you’d like.
Save the date for future Her Healing groups:

April 23
May 14
May 28

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Her Circle: Single Moms
2026-04-13 18:00 - 19:30
Her Circle: Single Moms is a bi-weekly peer support group created to foster deep connection, shared healing, and collective empowerment for single moms. Rooted in the belief that healing happens in community, this circle offers a safe and welcoming space where moms can come as they are, be seen and heard, and know they are not alone. Each session, moms will gather to engage in guided conversations, interactive activities, and communal storytelling. Together, they will explore real-life topics like identity, self-care, parenting dynamics, financial stability, and love—always with a focus on honesty, encouragement, and sisterhood.
During the group, moms can expect to:

Experience a sense of belonging and connection through shared stories and lived experiences
Build lasting community with other single moms who understand the unique challenges they face
Gain practical tools to navigate everyday stressors and major life transitions
Rediscover their voice and identity beyond motherhood
Celebrate their resilience, while learning to extend grace to themselves and others

Friends are always welcome. Snacks, drinks, and onsite babysitting are provided; feel free to bring your own dinner!
Save the date for future Her Circle: Single Moms groups!

April 27
May 11

Facilitated by Latisha Pean
Latisha Pean is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, with a deep commitment to supporting mothers as they navigate life’s challenges and reclaim their identity beyond caregiving. As a single mom herself, she brings authenticity, empathy, and lived experience to every space she leads. With a background in career coaching and community support, Latisha creates environments where women feel seen, supported, and equipped to grow—personally, emotionally, and professionally. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing and self-sufficiency begin with connection and community.
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Her Table: When Joy & Sorrow Dance with Gabrielle Leonard
2026-04-15 18:30 - 20:30
Her Table is a shared meal that provides an opportunity for women to connect over good food and meaningful conversation. Dinner, babysitting, and all materials will be provided. Friends are always welcome!
Workshop Topic: When Joy & Sorrow Dance
Right now, many of us are carrying both gratitude and grief. We’re facing financial strain, social and political tensions, wars across the globe, and the weight of loneliness, all while tending to the everyday responsibilities of work, family, and relationships. In seasons like this, pausing to reflect on how these experiences are shaping our understanding of ourselves and of the world around us can feel like a luxury.
This workshop will create intentional space to slow down and reflect on the past year, honoring both the beauty and the pain that shape our stories. We will explore how people throughout history have named their sorrow, expressed their questions, and still found language for hope and gratitude.
Through guided reflection, journaling, and conversation, participants will have the opportunity to process their experiences with honesty and compassion.
We will practice naming what hurts, noticing what is beautiful, and being held as we hold both realities together.
Facilitator: Gabrielle Leonard
We’re honored to partner with Gabrielle Leonard to bring this restorative workshop to the For Her community. Gabrielle is a dynamic speaker, facilitator, certified mental health coach, and minister. She is known for being a captivating storyteller and teacher who imparts practical wisdom that heals. Gabrielle is the founder and visionary behind Returning to Joy, a ministry that creates guided pathways to wholeness by providing resources and tools to help you connect with yourself and others. If you invite her to dinner, she’s showing up! She grew up in New Orleans and has a strong appreciation for good food. She enjoys experimenting in the kitchen, traveling to new places, and sharing the joy of a good laugh. When she isn’t writing, reflecting, or studying, she is stuffing her face with food that makes her heart sing.
Dinner Provided
Vegetarian options will be available.
Save the date for our next Her Table workshops!

Wednesday, May 6th at 6:30 PM – Rest with Bria Woods

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Trauma Informed Yoga-CANCELLED for 4/21/26
2026-04-21 18:30 - 19:30
