PHANG
Philly Here-and-Now Group
approximately monthly (see days/times below)
West Philly (address given upon registration)
PHANG is a monthly, experimental, in-person “Here-and-Now” group in which we explore what’s emerging among us for two hours once a month. Anywhere between 3 and 12 people will gather to mindfully explore through discussion, emotional and somatic exploration, movement, journaling, and meditation. The group will most closely resemble Psychodynamic Group Therapy, but this group is not therapy and the intent is community building and experimentation. The structure will riff on and borrow from practices including Tavistock Group Relations, Process Work, Authentic Movement, Authentic Relating, Psychodrama, Internal Family Systems, and Circling. You need not be familiar with any of these to participate, nor does the group require any special preparation.
When? See days/times below
Where? West Philadelphia, PA near 50th st and Pine St., exact address a day or two before
What’s the cost? $5 by donation
When? See days/times below
Where? West Philadelphia, PA near 50th st and Pine St., exact address a day or two before
What’s the cost? $5 by donation
UPCOMING PHANGS
Sunday September 7 - 7-9pm
Sunday October 5 - 7-9pm
Sunday November 2 - 7-9pm
More info and registration in the links above!
FACILITATOR
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Netta Sadovsky, MFA, LSW (she/they) is an artist and therapist living in Philadelphia, PA, and the assistant director at The Deep Play Institute (DPI). They provide individual and relationship therapy specializing in Internal Family Systems (IFS), working with kink, polyamory, the hardships of artmaking, and healing from relational trauma at West Philly Therapy Center. They also provide Psychedelic Psychotherapy at Voyage Healing in Philadelphia, with a specialty in using IFS with Ketamine Assisted Therapy. Netta is level 1 trained in Internal Family Systems, small group consultancy trained in Tavistock Group Relations, and is a student of Relational Psychodynamic Therapy, Mindful Facilitation, Theater of the Oppressed, and Psychodrama. They make artwork that borrows from and experiments with these practices under the moniker Suso Phizer.
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