A safe place to let it out before it burns you out
The Release Room
You are carrying a lot. Stress. Pressure. Frustration you don’t feel safe saying out loud. The Release Room gives you a private, judgment-free space to decompress in real time with the support of a licensed mental health professional — without committing to therapy. These are guided virtual spaces to vent, breathe, and feel heard so you can get back to your day lighter, steadier, and clearer.
This is not therapy. It’s release.
The Release Room is a virtual non-therapy space, hosted by a licensed therapist, where you can:
Ready to stop holding it in?
How a Session Works
You choose: Individual or Small Group
We offer two formats so you can get what you need in the way that feels most comfortable to you.
What to Expect in Each Session
Every Release Room session is guided by a licensed mental health therapist and follows a simple, supportive flow:
Who This Is For
The Release Room is ideal for adults (18+) who feel emotionally full and need somewhere safe to put it down for a minute. That includes:
Why The Release Room Works
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Safe space, zero judgment
You’re allowed to be overwhelmed here. You’re allowed to be tired here. This is a protected space to say the thing you’ve been editing all day.
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Led by a licensed mental health therapist
You’re not just “talking into the void.” Sessions are facilitated by a licensed mental health professional who can offer grounding strategies and boundary support in real time.
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Practical, not theoretical
You leave with something you can use today — language for a boundary, a breathing reset, a reframe, a small nervous system regulation tool. It’s support you can carry into the next meeting, the next call, the next conversation.
Weekly Focus Themes
To keep sessions relevant and targeted, we offer rotating focus areas such as:
You do not have to keep it bottled up
Disclaimer / Legal and Safety Notice
The Release Room provides structured emotional decompression sessions. These sessions are not therapy, diagnosis, or mental health treatment, and do not create a therapist–client relationship. For crisis or immediate safety concerns, call 988 or local emergency services.
