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    • A black-and-white photo of a smiling woman wearing a race bib and tutu as she raises her arms in celebration. Overlaid text reads: “November 8, 2025 • College of Physicians • 9:30 AM – 1 PM. HER WELLNESS REVOLUTION: A WOMEN’S HEALTH CONFERENCE.” At the bottom right, the Council for Relationships logo appears beside the Miles for Women’s Health logo on a green background.

    Her Wellness Revolution

    The College of Physicians of Philadelphia 19 S 22nd Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States
    Hybrid Event

    Miles for Women’s Health, an initiative of Miles for Migraine, is holding a women’s health conference because migraine disproportionately affects women, making up the majority of our community. Many of the women in our community experience multiple coexisting conditions alongside migraine, highlighting the need for a broader health discussion. By addressing a range of women’s...

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    Flyer for a relationship workshop titled “Becoming Parents, Staying Partners.” Subheadline reads “A Relationship Workshop for Expecting Parents.” Event date is November 12 from 7–9 PM at 3060 W. Jefferson St, Philadelphia, PA 19121. Logos for Kith + Kin and Council for Relationships are displayed at the top. On the right side, a couple shares an affectionate kiss, with one person wearing a patterned shirt and the other wearing a green blazer and yellow hat. The design includes a purple paint stroke background element.

    Becoming Parents, Staying Partners: A Relationship Workshop for Expecting Parents

    Kith + Kin 3060 W. Jefferson St., Philadelphia, PA, United States
    $80

    Becoming Parents, Staying Partners is a supportive, research-informed workshop for first-time expecting couples—whether through pregnancy, surrogacy, or adoption—navigating the transition to parenthood. The workshop offers tools to strengthen communication, manage stress, and stay connected as partners while preparing to co-parent. Pregnancy changes everything—your body, your routine, and your relationship. Becoming Parents, Staying Partners is a warm, practical,...

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    Graphic for online workshop titled 'Navigating Dual Challenges: Addressing Perinatal Mood & Substance Use Disorders in Therapy' with instructor Ariel Stern, LPC. Includes three bullet points: Identify signs of perinatal mood/substance disorders; Describe risks of co-occurring perinatal disorders; Apply attachment-based support strategies. Workshop date November 19, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST. Council for Relationships logo at bottom. Image of a pregnant person looking down at their belly on the right.

    Navigating Dual Challenges: Addressing Perinatal Mood & Substance Use Disorders in Therapy

    Virtual Event
    $100

    This presentation explores the intersection of perinatal mood disorders and substance use disorders, offering therapists practical tools for assessment, intervention, and support. Participants will gain insight into the unique challenges faced by birthing individuals and their families, learn practical and evidence-based strategies, and build confidence in navigating complex clinical presentations during the perinatal period. When...

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    • Ain’t No Stopping Us Now: The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Aging Sexually

    Virtual Event
    $100

    Given the societal taboos against discussing sexuality especially when it centers on older adults, this workshop will offer a unique opportunity to apply current research and resources to clinical practice with older adults. The focus of this highly-engaging presentation is on improving knowledge, skills, and attitudes regarding the impacts of aging on sexuality, the sexual...

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    • A smiling couple stands together, with two women holding their newborn baby. Text on the image reads: “BECOMING PARENTS STAYING PARTNERS. A Relationship Workshop for Expecting Parents. Open to all parents and families! January 21, 6–8 PM. Online | $80 per couple.” The Council for Relationships logo appears in the top right corner, and the background features a purple brushstroke design symbolizing connection, support, and growth for expecting parents.

    Becoming Parents, Staying Partners: A Relationship Workshop for New Parents

    Virtual Event
    $80

    Becoming Parents, Staying Partners is a supportive, research-informed workshop for new parents—whether through birth, surrogacy, or adoption—navigating the early months and first year of life with a baby. Designed for those in the postpartum stage, this workshop offers tools to strengthen communication, manage stress, and stay connected as partners while adjusting to the realities of...

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    • Flyer for Council for Relationships advertising a “Seasonal Depression Therapy Group.” The text reads: “A supportive Philadelphia therapy group helping adults ease winter isolation, lift seasonal depression, and reconnect with others.” Additional text at the bottom reads: “Starting February 9, 2026, 6:00–7:30 PM | $30.” Images on the flyer include a woman looking out a window, a snowy Philadelphia city scene, and adults sitting together in a group therapy setting. This alt text includes the keywords seasonal depression, group therapy, and Philadelphia.

    Seasonal Depression Group Therapy in Philadelphia

    Council For Relationships 4025 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States
    $30

    Winter in Philadelphia can bring shorter days, colder weather, and a heaviness that’s hard to name. Many adults notice their energy shift, their motivation drop, or their sense of connection fade — even if they’re not sure whether what they’re experiencing is seasonal depression. This in-person group therapy offers a warm, grounded space to reconnect...

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    Flyer for Council for Relationships advertising a “Rural Pennsylvania Therapy Group.” The text reads: “A supportive virtual therapy group for rural Pennsylvanians seeking connection and tools to manage depression, anxiety, and loneliness.” Additional text at the bottom reads: “Starting February 11, 2026, 7:00–8:30 PM | $30.” The design includes the Council for Relationships logo and four photos representing rural Pennsylvania: two men shaking hands in a field, an Amish horse and buggy on a road at sunset, a farmer working in a field, and a woman standing in a barn with cows behind her. The alt text includes the keywords group therapy for depression, rural Pennsylvania, and virtual group therapy.

    Group Therapy for Depression & Anxiety for Rural Pennsylvanians

    Virtual Event
    $30

    Many adults in rural Pennsylvania carry the weight of depression, anxiety, or loneliness without access to consistent support. This group therapy for depression and anxiety is offered as a virtual group therapy program so you can connect with others who understand these challenges — all from home. Long drives, limited providers, financial strain, and the...

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    Graphic promoting a midlife mental health event. Large headline reads “MIDLIFE TRANSITION.” Subheading: “A Free Mental Health Presentation featuring Dr. Karen Levinson.” Date and time: “February 12 | 7 PM EST.” Format: “In-Person & Online.” Location listed: “Beth Sholom Congregation, 8231 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA 19027.” Logos at top: “Council for Relationships” plus “center for spiritual well-being” with the tagline “OPEN HEARTS. OPEN TO ALL.” Right side includes a headshot of Dr. Karen Levinson.

    Midlife Transition: A Free Mental Health Presentation

    Beth Sholom Congregation 8231 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA
    Free

    Midlife can be a time for personal growth, new opportunities, and a re-evaluation of priorities. It can also be a time filled with challenges related to letting go of the past, shifting parenting roles, renegotiating careers and relationships, dealing with changing bodies and new health concerns, caring for aging parents, and reinventing oneself. Join us...

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    Graphic for Council for Relationships promoting a free College Students Support Group. The text reads: “College Students Support Group. Free support group helping college students manage stress, build connection, and strengthen emotional well-being together. Starting February 17, 2026.” The design includes the Council for Relationships logo on the top left and four photos of diverse college students—one wearing headphones on a laptop, one smiling in class, one standing in a library with books, and one outdoors holding a notebook. The layout uses purple and teal accents. This image advertises Council for Relationships’ support groups for college students.

    Support Groups for College Students

    Council For Relationships 4025 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States
    Free

    Support Groups for College Students (In-Person, Free) Finding Your Community Through Support Groups for College Students College is supposed to be exciting, but it can also feel exhausting, lonely, or confusing in ways you didn’t expect. Support groups for college students offer something that most of us don’t get enough of: a place to be...

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    • Council for Relationships graphic promoting a therapy group. Text reads: “THERAPY GROUP” and “HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY.” Body text: “Burnout in hospitality? Get support that truly fits.” Bottom banner text: “Starting March 6, 2026” and “Virtual | 12:30 - 2 PM EST | $30 per session.” Design includes purple diamond shapes with photos of hospitality workers (a server, a hotel housekeeper, and a chef).

    Hospitality Industry Therapy Group

    Virtual Event
    $30

    Working in hospitality asks a lot of you. You stay calm under pressure, manage changing schedules, and handle constant customer needs. Over time, that stress can build up and spill into sleep, mood, and relationships. This hospitality industry therapy group offers a consistent place to talk openly, feel understood, and build healthier ways to cope....

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