Finding Growth And Strength After Trauma
Led by Meb Carroll, BA, MA, MS, LACMH
Date and Time: Wednesdays from 5:30-7:30 PM. Beginning October 2, 2024
Location: In-person- 524 N. Providence Road, Media, PA 19063
Cost: $85 per session (low-cost options are available; contact us if cost is your only barrier to attending).
Our Finding Growth and Strength After Trauma group offers a safe, supportive space for individuals to grow together beyond trauma and addiction. Through interpersonal processing and experiential exercises, group members will learn to release and unburden the painful parts of themselves to live a more vibrant, meaningful life.
This is an ongoing group open to adults of all genders interested in growing through and beyond the painful cycles of their lives.
Please fill out our interest form here!
If you are interested in joining this group, please contact us at 484-440-9416. Meb will schedule a short call with each participant to assess eligibility.
About John
Meb Carroll, BA, MA, MS, LACMH (she/her/hers) is a pre-licensed counselor, having received her master’s degree in Pastoral Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Neumann University. She was a high school English teacher for 31 years, which has allowed her to help teens and families cope with a wide range of challenges – and led her to pursue counseling as a second career. Meb understands how hard it is to confront the profoundly difficult moments in life, and she is a big believer in the power of empathetic listening.
Meb’s clinical journey has included several age groups and experiences. She is interested in helping a diverse group of clients including LGBTQQIAP+ and clients of all cultural backgrounds. While working at the Phoenix Center, Meb has strengthened her skills in psychodrama, EMDR, trauma therapy, and spiritual/pastoral counseling.
“People grow from difficulty and from challenges, and I know that they need to feel safe in order to grow. It’s my job to help you feel safe as you find the avenues and skills to grow. I am constantly humbled by my clients’ trust and by their strength as they seek to heal. Counseling, for me, is a chance to help people remember how strong they truly are.”
