Booking a session at Facing Giants is easy! Simply visit our Book Now page, choose the service you’re interested in(Play Room, Sensory Room, Growth Groups, or Classes), and select an available time. If you are a provider interested in renting a room, please use our Provider Inquiry Form to get started.

“Entire Community” to reflect parents looking for connection and growth for their family.

You can expect a warm, welcoming environment designed for safety, comfort, and connection. Our spaces are: Screen-free and intentionally curated for exploration Calm, judgment-free, and family-centered Staffed by trained professionals who are dedicated to creating a supportive atmosphere During your visit, you’ll have opportunities to engage in meaningful play, sensory activities, supportive coaching, or community learning experiences.

Play Room and Sensory Room experiences are designed for one child and one adult at a time to ensure focused, quality interaction. Growth Groups and Workshops are typically small, intimate groups led by trained facilitators. Groups may be organized by topic (e.g., parenting, life transitions) and are designed to promote connection, learning, and emotional growth.

Your safety and privacy are our top priorities. Facing Giants follows these measures: Trauma-informed practices in all programs and spaces Confidentiality agreements for groups and coaching sessions Private, secure spaces for sessions and classes Clean, sanitized environments following health and safety best practices A welcoming, respectful atmosphere where every family’s dignity is honored If you have specific safety or confidentiality questions, please feel free to reach out directly. We are committed to making your experience safe, supportive, and enriching.

Support groups can be led by a wide range of individuals depending on the group's purpose and structure. These may include: Peers – individuals with lived experience who offer mutual support Advocates – those passionate about a cause or community, often bringing both lived and learned experience Professionals – such as therapists, counselors, or social workers, particularly in clinical or structured settings Certified Trainers – facilitators with specific training in group leadership or trauma-informed practices Creatives – artists, writers, or performers who use creative methods to foster connection and healing The choice of facilitator often depends on the group's goals, whether it's peer-led healing, education, empowerment, or creative expression. Community-Led Classes: this should be the list of peers, advocates, and creatives….where I think the support groups should be more professionals, certified trainers and advocates