Many adults who grew up poor carry experiences that continue to shape how they view themselves, relate to others, and navigate the world. This 8-week therapy group provides a supportive space to explore the lasting psychological impact of poverty, including its influence on self-worth, relationships, identity, belonging, achievement, and stress. Through guided discussion, psychoeducation, and therapeutic skill-building, participants will examine the emotional legacy of scarcity, process shared experiences, and develop greater self-compassion, resilience, and empowerment. Together, members will explore how early experiences of economic hardship continue to affect their lives today while building new narratives that support healing, growth, and a stronger sense of self.