Free and low-cost Zoom Meetings & Workshops
Join me on Zoom for workshops and group coaching
I’m Mary Clark, and I help LGBTQIA+ Religious Trauma Survivors: we learn to set boundaries, heal our deep attachment wounds, and build healthier relationships with ourselves and others. I also do one-on-one and relationship coaching, which you can find out about on this other page.
I’m a queer, neurodivergent, multifaceted weirdo. You can find out more about me, my education, and my qualifications here.
You can join us from all over the world on Zoom. If you’ll pick your time zone from the drop-down list when you sign up, then my scheduling system will calculate the correct meeting days/times for you (my Thursday evening is Friday morning in Australia). Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Remember to set your time zone first! (click on the small print right under “Select Class”)
Find out more about LGBTQ+ Religious Trauma coaching here
What People Are Saying
“Mary creates a true safe space for everyone to be exactly who they are and allows each person as much time as they need to work through their feelings and troubles. It’s been a wonderful sense of security during these very uncertain times.”
— Berneal: Queens, New York, USA
“Mary is a skilled and compassionate leader and she has created, and continues to facilitate, a safe, supportive group environment where people gather to hold space for each other. I look forward to each session knowing that her respect for everyone’s experience, her calm voice and her gentle honesty will bring me the healing I need in that moment.
— Isla: Oxford, UK
“I’ve participated in a variety of online mental health group & individual sessions, but the sessions with Mary have been the most helpful, hopeful, and encouraging thing that I have done. She is both incredibly knowledgeable, gifted in her work and also so relatable and empathetic.”
— Decnie: Chicago, Illinois, USA
“Her ability to so effortlessly craft such an authentic, vulnerable, caring environment is astonishing. I will be forever grateful that Mary has become such an integral part of my mental health journey.”
— Nikki: New York, NY, USA