Restoring hope and empowering parents to combat parental alienation with knowledge, compassion, and support.
My name is Dorcas Neathery, founder of Gather for Growth.
I designed this program to provide exactly what I needed yet did not exist when I felt alone and struggling to navigate the effects of coercive control, post-separation abuse, and parental alienation.
I have been where you are and spent over a decade learning from experts, evidence-based research, and building support systems in order to heal. This became my path to personal justice and reunification, and I am honored to be able to share it with others.
How We Help
Our services are an offering of solidarity, support, and my delight in seeing others go from victim, to survivor and beyond. Our education and mentoring help turn questions into answers, struggles into strength, and despair into hope.
Mentoring
My mentorship services provide a dynamic partnership that provides guidance, support, and education based on my expertise and experiences.
You get clarity, tools, skills, and strategies to increase self-awareness, reduce stress, improve resilience, restore hope, and begin creating a life that feels safe for you.
Interactive Workshops & Courses
Educational Online Workshops promote engagement, skill development, and support in an enjoyable learning community.
Self-paced Online Courses provide the flexibility and convenience to learn at your own pace.
Both provide evidence-based information, tools and strategies that can immediately be put into practice.
Note: Any services provided by Gather for Growth are not meant to replace mental health services.
Why We Gather
I believe no one should feel alone or be left struggling to navigate the effects of coercive control, post-separation abuse, and parental alienation.
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I am driven by the belief that everyone can improve the quality of their life with support, guidance, and knowledge.
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​I am dedicated to helping people reach their goals in a supportive environment.
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I am confident I understand your journey intimately and have stood where you are today.
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I know we recover in community, not alone.
