A Space for LGBTQIA+ Armenians & Middle Easterners
Belonging & Becoming
Do you ever feel like:
You’re straddling multiple worlds, trying to reconcile your cultural heritage with your identity?
Your family or community struggles to understand or accept you?
You feel isolated or alone in your experiences?
You’re searching for a safe space to connect with others who understand?
You deserve to be seen, heard, and celebrated for who you are.
You deserve a supportive community that embraces all aspects of your identity.
“Belonging & Becoming” is a supportive therapy group led by Nina, designed specifically for LGBTQIA+ individuals of Armenian or Middle Eastern descent who are open about their sexuality.
This group offers a safe and affirming space where you can connect with others who share similar experiences, explore your identity, and build community.
in this group, you will have the opportunity to:
Connect with others who understand:
Share your experiences with others who navigate the intersection of LGBTQIA+ identity and Armenian/Middle Eastern heritage. Find solidarity and break free from feelings of isolation.
Explore your identity:
Delve deeper into the complexities of your identity in a supportive and non-judgmental environment. Reconcile different aspects of yourself and embrace your authentic self.
Build resilience and acceptance:
Cultivate self-compassion and build resilience in the face of societal pressures and cultural expectations. Embrace your unique journey and celebrate your strengths.
Find your voice:
Express yourself authentically and confidently in a safe and supportive space. Share your story and connect with others on a deeper level.
Create community:
Build lasting connections with other LGBTQIA+ Armenians and Middle Easterners. Find support, understanding, and a sense of belonging.
The DETAILS:
- Who: LGBTQIA+ individuals of Armenian or Middle Eastern descent who are open about their sexuality.
- When: Wednesdays at 6 pm, for 8 weeks
- Investment: $55 per session. Limited reduced-fee spots are available for those for whom the cost is inaccessible.
Books for Anyone Wanting to Navigate The Aftermath of Infidelity
After years of leading groups, there are two things that I’ve come to observe that are certain when you get a group of initial strangers together. First, no two groups are the same. Secondly, the most successful groups are the ones where the members come prepared and with intent.
These are just a few books that might improve your experience within a support group. If you don’t have time to read, most of these books come in audiobook form. You can always try Audible Plus or Audible Premium Plus for FREE
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by Bonnie Eaker Weil
A very specific look into on of the main reasons that break couple apart. A different kind of infidelity, but infidelity nonetheless. If this topic makes you uncomfortable, then it may be exactly what you need to read.
by Michele Weiner-Davis
The daily journey of healing begins with you. But when you are overwhelmed by the result of infidelity, how do you start? With the little things and a plan.
by Esther Perel
This book is a little controversial. Whether you agree with it or not, if your goal is to understand how someone else might be thinking, especially on the subject of an affair, then you could do a lot worse.
by Christie Tate
If you’ve ever been curious about what goes on in group therapy and what someone’s experience with it might have been, then this is the perfect read for you.
by Dr. Dan Ariely
Not your typical self help book, but if you interested in learning from a behavioral economist point of view about the reasons why we lie, then you’ll enjoy this read.
by Joseph Grenny, Kerry Patterson, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler, and Emily Gregory
This book is great for those who want very specific techniques on how to approach or respond to difficult conversations in all areas of their lives.
