Woman & Aging Process Group

When: Friday mornings, starting September 12, 2025

Time: 10:30-12:00

Where: via Google Meet

Who: Women aged 65 and older

Suggested donation: $10-20 per weekly session. No one turned away for lack of funds. 

To join contact: tamara@liberationinstitute.org

Come and join other 65-year and older women to celebrate and grapple with the joys and struggles of becoming an older woman in this time and place. The group will read books on aging and ageism and discuss how these themes intersect with the day-to-day experiences of group members. My training is in parts work and Jungian psychology, so I am available to support participants with dream analysis, with calling in and dancing with various archetypes for women in later life, and in working with different parts of the self, insofar as those things may be helpful or relevant. 

To ask questions or reserve your spot, email Tamara at tamara@liberationinstitute.org

Facilitators:
Bio: Tamara Yates, who is 54, was fortunate enough to catch a glimpse, when she was in her 30s of the reality that getting old was actually going to happen to her. Since then, she has had access to a part of herself who is deeply curious about and respectful toward the process of aging. Tamara has worked as a facilitator of Voice Dialogue, a parts-work modality, for over a decade. She is currently pursuing a master’s in counseling psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute and is a professional counseling trainee at Liberation Institute. She loves to get her hands in the soil as a gardener and enjoys dancing. She lives in Corvallis with her husband and their sweet golden retriever, Finn. Tamara is supervised by Shelly Stratton, LCSW 7252