
group meets
weekly on Tuesdays at 6pm ET
who it's for
Adult women exhausted by self-criticism, perfectionism, and the pressure to always be doing more, who are ready to learn how to be kinder to themselves without losing their edge.
insurance eligible?
✅
session cost
$79/session or covered by insurance
you'll meet for
60 mins
Quieting the Inner Critic is a 12-week mindfulness and self-compassion group for women who are exhausted by their own inner voice. Led by Alexandra Vespe, RN, MHC-LP, the group draws on the research-backed Mindful Self-Compassion model developed by Dr. Kristin Neff and Dr. Chris Germer, pairing guided practice with real conversation about what it feels like to never feel like enough.
This group is for women who hold themselves to standards no one else could meet, replay conversations and mistakes long after they're over, and treat self-punishment as the price of staying motivated. Many say yes when they mean no, compare themselves constantly, and feel drained and anxious even when things look fine on paper.
Participants can expect to:
Notice the inner critic in real time, not just after the damage is done
Respond to mistakes and self-doubt with self-kindness instead of punishment
Calm anxiety and overwhelm without shutting down or pushing through
Set and hold boundaries instead of defaulting to yes
Build a steadier, more supportive inner voice
By the end, participants know what it feels like to treat themselves the way they'd treat someone they love.
meet your facilitators
about the group
payment & insurance options
We believe money shouldn’t be the reason you can’t access quality mental health care. That’s why we offer flexible ways to pay — whether you’re using insurance, paying privately, or looking for affordable options that fit your budget.
We’re in-network with the following insurance plans:







Your eligibility and benefits will determine your cost for treatment.
Therapist-led mindful self-compassion group for women battling self-criticism and perfectionism, led by an RN who understands burnout from the inside.


