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Relationship Recovery Process (RRP) group
Next six-month cohort begins October 2026
For adults ready to explore their childhood story in a safe, guided space. This experiential group provides a structured container for healing from family dysfunction and childhood trauma.
Logistics
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When: Tuesdays at 14:00 GMT (Starting October 2026)
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Where: Online via secure Google Meet
Registration
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Cost: $80 per session (Insurance not accepted)
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Space: Strictly limited to 8 participants
Facilitated by
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Gabriel Marchand, MA. RRP therapist trained directly in the framework by Amanda Curtin, LICSW.​
How to apply:
1. Complete the brief screening form.​​
2. If it’s a potential fit, you’ll be invited to a short consult to confirm readiness and logistics.
Disclaimer: Due to high interest and the importance of fit, you may not receive a reply. If you do not hear back within one week, it likely means we don’t have an opening or this group isn’t the best clinical fit right now. You’re welcome to apply again for future cohorts.
About RRP closed groups
​The RRP model is a transformative approach to inner child work created by Amanda Curtin, LICSW, and Patrick Teahan, LICSW.
This powerful framework is designed specifically for adults seeking to heal the wounds of growing up in dysfunctional families. The RRP model effectively bridges the gap between two crucial aspects of your identity: the Adult, who embodies your present-day awareness, and the Inner Child, holding the emotional memories of your past.
Through engaging guided exercises, deep reflection, and supportive group processes, participants embark on a journey to reparent their wounded inner child. This process not only helps you resolve lingering emotional issues from your family of origin but also empowers you to reclaim healthy intimacy and connection in your current relationships.​
These groups are an opportunity to really explore the impact of your childhood in a contained, structured and therapist-led context.
Note: Completing this group is necessary to apply for a long-term, three-year group.
"I’ve been doing the RRP support group with Gabriel for two years and it has helped me immensely. Very often I am amazed by the wise, compassionate and strong support he gives us. I feel very grateful to have him as a therapist." - D
