You don’t need to be further along to belong here. You just need to show up.
Grace in Progress peer support groups are spaces designed for people who are tired of healing communities that demand more hope than honesty. These groups are not therapy. They are community — grounded in The Value-Pain Paradox™ framework, facilitated with care, and built on the both/and principle that you can be wounded and whole at the same time.
Structured groups that meet weekly for eight weeks, following the seven domains of The Value-Pain Paradox™. Participants move through each domain together — Safety, Faith, Health, Professional Identity, Relationships, Community, and Grace — building language for their own paradoxes and community with others who understand complexity.
Open sessions for people who need community without a long-term commitment. Drop in when you can. Leave when you need to. No catch-up required.
These groups are not therapy. They’re a place to be met as a peer — grounded in The Value-Pain Paradox™, facilitated with care.
You can speak or simply listen. Presence counts. You set the pace of your own participation, every time.
What’s said in the group stays in the group. Disagreement is welcome; judgment is not.
Wounded and whole. Grateful and grieving. Faithful and unsure. You don’t have to resolve any of it to belong here.
Grace in Progress operates on a sliding scale. Rates are shared during the registration process. No one is turned away for inability to pay. If cost is a barrier, please reach out — we will find a way.
Complete the interest form below and we will be in touch with current group availability, dates, and next steps. Groups are offered virtually and are open to anyone, regardless of location.
No. Grace in Progress groups are peer support and community — not clinical treatment. They can complement therapy beautifully, but they don’t replace professional care.
Never. You’re welcome to simply listen for as long as you need. Showing up is enough.
Groups are offered virtually and are open to anyone, regardless of location. Metro Atlanta members may have in-person options as they become available.
Grace in Progress operates on a sliding scale, and no one is turned away for inability to pay. If cost is a barrier, please say so on the form — we’ll find a way.
