Ginger Zen Therapy

02/03/2026

01/28/2026

Reminder: Comfort Food Cooking – January 30, 2026

As the month wraps up, this session is a chance to slow down and settle into something comforting.

Our upcoming Comfort Food Cooking class is centered on simple, nourishing recipes that bring warmth without adding pressure.

It’s a relaxed space where you can unwind, cook alongside others, and reconnect with ease at your own pace.

If this has been on your mind, consider this your prompt to register and save your place.

Visit our sign-up page to save your spot.
https://www.gingergrovecollective.com/home

01/26/2026

Some weeks feel chaotic, and finding a space that brings you back to steadiness can be a real lifeline.

The Mycelium Collective is our in-person support group designed for individuals with Dissociative Identity Disorder and OSDD.

It offers a trauma-informed, system-affirming environment where you can access grounded guidance, practical support, and a community that understands dissociation with nuance.

You can engage at whatever pace feels right. Each session includes guided activities that help with grounding, connection, and building skills in a way that feels supportive, not overwhelming.

The group meets biweekly on Fridays.
Reserve your spot in the next session of The Mycelium Collective. https://www.gingergrovecollective.com/home

01/23/2026

Reminder: Comfort Food Cooking – January 30, 2026

If your month has felt heavy or busy, this is your nudge to pause and do something simple, warm, and grounding.

Our Comfort Food Cooking session on January 30, 2026, is designed to bring a little more ease to the end of your week.

We’ll be focusing on cozy, approachable recipes that feel supportive rather than overwhelming, with space to learn, connect, and enjoy the process at your own pace.

If you’ve been meaning to sign up, this is your reminder to claim your spot.

01/21/2026

Introducing Annelise Murphy, MA, CMHC

Annelise leads Ginger Grove Collective with advanced clinical training in Dissociative Identity Disorder and Other Specified Dissociative Disorder.

Her trauma-informed approach follows ISSTD-aligned best practices and centers respect, clarity, and autonomy for system members.

She creates spaces where individuals feel accurately understood and supported without being pushed toward a predetermined path.

Her work focuses on helping people build steadier functioning and a more grounded internal connection at a sustainable pace.

Learn more about Annelise’s work and join the Collective here. https://www.gingergrovecollective.com/home

01/19/2026

When life feels overstimulating, having a steady space to land can make all the difference.

The Mycelium Collective is a trauma-informed, system-affirming support group designed for individuals with DID and OSDD who want community without pressure or expectation.

It offers a calm environment where you can show up exactly as you are and participate in ways that feel comfortable for you.

Each meeting includes guided practices that help you ground, connect, and build supportive skills in a way that feels natural and manageable.

It’s a space shaped around gentleness, safety, and steady connection.

The group meets biweekly on Fridays, in person.

Learn more or secure your place by visiting our sign-up page. https://www.gingergrovecollective.com/home

01/16/2026

Join Ginger Grove Collective Today.

Comfort Item Creation Activity is happening today, and new members can still get in.

If you’ve been wanting a supportive DID/OSDD community, this is the perfect time to join.

How to sign up:
• Visit gingergrovecollective.com/home
• Click “Join the Collective.”
• Create your account and choose your plan
• Go to the Events tab to access today’s Activity

Sign up today and get immediate access to the session and the full community experience.

Sign up now to access today’s activity: gingergrovecollective.com/home

01/14/2026

After a full week of switching roles, managing triggers, and trying to look “fine,” it helps to have one place on the calendar that’s built for your nervous system.

Dissociative Identity Disorder Support Group

A system-affirming space where all parts are welcome—designed for real-life support: grounding, connection, and practical skills woven into guided activities that don’t feel clinical or rigid.

Come as you are, participate at your pace, and leave with a little more steadiness than you arrived with.

Learn more today.
https://www.gingergrovecollective.com/home

01/12/2026

Friendly Reminder: The Mycelium Collective (Biweekly Dissociative Identity Disorder /OSDD Meeting)
Next meeting: January 16

Mycelium is the quiet network that helps a forest stay connected and supported. That’s the heart of The Mycelium Collective, an in-person space where Dissociative Identity Disorder systems can connect, share resources, and grow together with autonomy and respect.

Expect evidence-based support that doesn’t feel clinical or rigid. Skills emerge through guided, enjoyable activities, with community and peer support at the center. No pressure to share more than you want.

Every other week | In-person | $60 / 2-hour session (self-pay; superbill support)

Enrollment is open, and you’re welcome to join at any time.

Save your spot for Jan 16. https://www.gingergrovecollective.com

01/09/2026

When your week has been loud, it helps to have a place that feels steady.

Feature Highlight: The Mycelium Collective (Dissociative Identity Disorder /OSDD Support Group) is a system-affirming, trauma-informed space built for connection, practical support, and community.

You’re welcome to participate at your own pace, with no pressure to share more than you want.

Guided activities make it easier to ground, relate, and build skills in a way that feels natural.

Meets biweekly on Fridays (in-person).

https://www.gingergrovecollective.com/home

01/07/2026

The Mycelium Collective (Biweekly DID/OSDD Group)
Next meeting: Jan 16 | Comfort Items Creation

A system-affirming, trauma-informed space for people living with Dissociative Identity Disorder or OSDD to connect, feel understood, and grow alongside others who truly “get it.”

We focus on community and skill-building through guided, enjoyable activities, providing evidence-based support that doesn’t feel clinical or rigid.

No trauma processing, and no pressure to share personal details.

In-person | South Jordan, UT
$60 per 2-hour session (self-pay; superbill available)

Register at: https://www.gingergrovecollective.com

01/06/2026

Introducing Annelise Murphy, MA, CMHC

Annelise leads Ginger Grove Collective with deep clinical expertise in Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and OSDD, grounded in a compassionate, trauma-informed approach.

With training informed by ISSTD guidelines, she creates a space where systems can feel genuinely understood without being pathologized or pushed toward a one-size-fits-all outcome.

Annelise brings that philosophy into every room she holds, welcoming every part, valuing autonomy, and helping people build steadier connections and functioning in a way that feels sustainable and human.

Learn more https://www.gingergrovecollective.com/home