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Womencare unequivocally stands against the violence, oppression, and injustice perpetrated on Black and Brown people by White individuals and institutions. The intergenerational infliction of trauma continues to do harm. Racism kills. Racism kills by the systems of oppression designed to keep Black and Brown people down. Read more.

We welcome people of all races, ethnic groups, religions, genders, sexual orientations and abilities. Womencare is located in an ADA accessible building.

Founded by Laurie Kahn (she/her), MFA, LCPC in 1978, Womencare Counseling & Training Center is committed to cultivating, encouraging and sustaining healthy relationships with self, others, family and community. Our skilled therapists offer individual, relationship and family counseling aimed at restoring life’s meaning and the capacity to form healthy relationships. Collaboration, mutuality and careful pacing are key to our relational approach. Whether you are a trauma survivor, or coming in for support around other life challenges, we understand that the decision to enter therapy is an important one. To inquire about our fees and services, or to schedule an initial appointment, please contact our intake counselor: scheduling@womencarecounseling.com.

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15 hours ago

WORKSHOP COMING!!

In these times, many therapists are carrying more than is named. We invite you to join us in an interactive workshop.

The Therapist’s Journey in These Times
Questions, Wisdom, and Belonging

Presented by:

Laurie Kahn, MFA, LCPC (she/her)

John Sykes MSW, LCSW (he/they)

May 29, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM | 4 CEUs | virtual

This four-hour, experiential workshop offers a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect—with ourselves, with each other, and with a deeper sense of purpose.

Together, we will explore:

The questions we’re carrying as therapists in these times

The wisdom we are reclaiming and creating together

What it means to find belonging in our work and with one another

Through guided reflection, experiential somatic practices, and dialogue, we’ll consider how the broader cultural and political landscape is shaping our clinical work, our nervous systems, and our sense of moral grounding.

Our humanity is not a liability in healing work; it is the bridge. You’ll leave this workshop with:

Language for naming moral distress and systemic impact

Practical tools for regulation and resilience

A renewed sense of connection and shared purpose

A Note from Laurie and John - Our collaboration has been rooted in trust, joy, and mutual learning. As helping practitioners, we feel called in these times to share what we have gathered—through our work, our lineages, and our commitment to collective healing.

We hope you will join us.

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