About the Group
Divorce and separation can bring a wide range of experiences, from grief and anger to relief, along with practical questions about family, identity, and the future. The Separation and Divorce Support Group is a confidential group for adults going through this kind of change. It offers a place to process your experiences and to hear from others in similar situations.
What the Group Covers
- Stages of grief. Ending a relationship can bring its own kind of loss. The group explores these stages and the emotions that come with them.
- Co-parenting strategies. For parents, separation means changing the relationship while continuing to raise children together. The group discusses tools and approaches for healthy co-parenting.
- Repair and rebuild. Beyond the identity of partner, who are you now? This topic focuses on self-discovery, healing, and rebuilding with intention.
- Legal considerations. The group does not provide legal advice, but it creates space to discuss common legal questions and to better understand the process.
- Dating after divorce. When and how to re-enter the dating world, including common feelings, challenges, and healthy approaches to new relationships.
Learn More and Enroll
The group meets weekly, in person in Chappaqua with a live online option, and is led by Jessica Duffy, LCSW. Enrollment is ongoing, and the group page has the current details.
Related Care at PPG
Group work is often one part of a broader plan. With your consent, clinicians across the practice can coordinate with one another.
- Group Therapy: Groups for children, teens, parents, and adults.
- Adult Therapy: Individual therapy for adults.
- Parent-Focused Therapy: Guidance and support for parents.
- Family Therapy: Therapy for families.
- How We Coordinate Care: How clinicians across the practice work together.
