This support group is an 8-week container to gather in community with others impacted by chronic pain and/or chronic illness to share experiences, learn coping and self-advocacy skills, and connect to resources.
The group is open to adults residing in Washington state living with chronic pain or chronic illness (a diagnosis is not required). The group will be led virtually by Hannah King, LMHCA, CRC, a therapist with lived experience with chronic pain and a passion for disability justice.
Together you will discuss topics such as internalized ableism, self-compassion, disability accommodations, medical self-advocacy, and accepting limitations.
Logistics
The group will meet virtually on Thursdays from 6:00-7:00pm PT from March 13 through May 1.
Enrollment is now open. The group will be capped at 8 members.
Register via the link below and you will be contacted by Hannah to set up a brief screening call.
Exchange
A sliding scale of $250-$450 is offered with limited pro bono spaces available depending on need.
Hannah King
LMHCA, CRC
(she/her)
Hannah completed her graduate education in Rehabilitation Counseling at Western Washington University, where I had the unique opportunity to learn specialized counseling skills related to supporting clients with disabilities. She identifies as disabled and neurodivergent, and her own experiences with chronic pain led her to pursue a career dedicated to alleviating its impact on mental health. She knows that living with chronic pain or a chronic illness can feel hopeless at times, and one of her goals as a counselor is to help her clients develop hope for a better tomorrow. In her practice she provides counseling for adults and teens in Washington state and specializes in neurodivergence, chronic pain, chronic illness, and anxiety.