Women’s Recovery Groups
You Don’t Have to Walk This Alone
The power of community is important as you begin and go through recovery. We have groups, and we invite you to join us, regardless of what stage of the journey you find yourself in. Contact Moriah for group starting times and availability.
Everyone is welcome here and loved equally: whatever your faith or no faith at all; straight, lesbian or transgender; married, divorced, partnered or on your own.
Women’s Recovery Groups
We believe that healing is a sacred and deeply personal journey. No two hearts are restored in quite the same way or at the same time. There is no set timeline or destination, only the steady, grace-filled process of becoming whole again. Our groups offer a safe and judgment-free space where you can heal and grow at your own pace, surrounded by compassion and genuine connection.
Our groups read and discuss Worthy of Love by Debbie Mirza together, alongside Moriah’s own wisdom and encouragement.
Call or text Moriah at (580) 484‑5856 for group times and how to join.
One-on-One Support & Spiritual Guidance
Sometimes you need someone to sit with you personally. Moriah offers one-on-one support and spiritual guidance: a safe place to talk, practical encouragement, and help understanding what you are living through.
This is education, peer support and spiritual guidance. It is not licensed therapy and not legal advice. If you need a licensed counselor or an attorney, we will help you find one.
Supporting Your Children
When coercive control affects a family, children can experience confusion, divided loyalties, emotional distress and pressure within family relationships.
We offer education and resources to help protective parents understand these challenges, recognize tactics such as attempts to turn children against a safe parent, communicate with their children, and support their emotional well-being. We know that protecting your children and helping them heal can remain challenging long after a relationship ends.
Understanding Post-Separation Abuse
For some survivors, leaving an abusive relationship does not end the abuse. It changes. Ongoing custody disputes, legal proceedings, financial pressure and attempts to undermine the parent-child relationship can create new challenges.
We provide compassionate support, education and resources to help survivors recognize patterns of post-separation abuse, understand common family-court processes, and find appropriate professional help. You deserve to be heard, supported and equipped as you navigate these difficult circumstances.
We are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice or predict court outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can join?
Any woman who has experienced narcissistic abuse or coercive control, at any stage of the journey. Everyone is welcome here and loved equally: whatever your faith or no faith at all; straight, lesbian or transgender; married, divorced, partnered or on your own.
Do I have to be religious to join?
No. Everyone is welcome. Moriah shares her own faith when it helps, but no one is ever pressured.
Does it cost anything?
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Is this therapy?
No. Our groups offer peer support, education and spiritual guidance. They are not a substitute for licensed counseling, and many members see a counselor too.
How do I join?
Call or text Moriah at (580) 484-5856, or send a message on our contact page.