Virtual Support Groups
Do you feel alone? Do you feel like other’s don’t understand you and that you need to hide your true self? The reality is you are not alone. Joining a support group may be just the thing to help you.
You can join our support group where you’ll meet with others who understand you, and where you can share openly and honestly from week-to-week.
Our support groups are a safe, consistent, and non-judgement place to meet with others who have challenges similar to yours. The groups are psychotherapist led, and the focus of each group will depend on the needs of the members.
Part of the agreement in participation is to keep the discussion and other participants confidential. So, group members can feel safe that their privacy is respected.
It’s very psychologically beneficial to be in such a supportive space, and it’s often empowering and inspiring in making positive life changes.
Some of the benefits of our support groups :
• No longer feeling alone and that you’re the only one with your struggles
• Feeling understood
• A safe place to express your feelings
• Learning from others who have similar backgrounds and challenges
• Being able to help and support others
• Sharing your successes
Topics covered may include:
• Dating and Relationships
• “Adulting”
• Over-Stimulation
• Black and White Thinking
• Positive Aspects of Autism
• Employment
• Emotional Awareness and Regulation
• How Others React to My Diagnosis
• Employment
• Saying No and Setting Boundaries
• Sensory Issues
• Neurodiversity, Including ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia
• Sleep Issues
• Addiction
• Empathy and Perspective Taking
• Childhood Trauma
• Stimming
• Extended Family Issue
Results have been that participants develop a sense of belonging and connection. That you’re not alone and even make new friends. That you feel less stigmatized and that you’re okay just the way you are. And feeling less depressed, stressed and anxious overall.
Here’s what support group participants had to say
“I feel validated and understood which has helped my mental health”
“Absolutely would recommend, it’s truly valuable!”
“Jen is an incredible therapist and you will feel heard, understood and improvements to one’s self.”
“This was a special group to be a part of.”
“I’ve never felt so accepted by a group of people.”
“Jen led the group with confidence, empathy, compassion and really truly cares.”
“Safe place to be myself and not hide.”
“I like the structure of the group and how Jen led it with love and compassion.”
“I can just speak without censoring myself.”
“Jen brings important open discussions that we can truly identify with, and we bounced off each other as a group.”
“I looked forward to the group meetings”
“I felt comfortable in this group with link-minded peers. As I understand myself better, I can try to explain my thought and feeling to my family and others close to me.”
“I loved this group for lots of reasons, but mostly because I got to be MYSELF!”
“…here, I got to be accepted as I felt Iwanted to be: quiet, sad, crying,rebellious, or withdrawn. Thank you Jen”
“I was nervous about starting the group. I like the way it was structured, and it felt like a safe place.”
“I would recommend this group to others. Every week I looked forward to having this safe place to return to where I could share my truth and not worry about being misunderstood or judged.”
“This group helped me understand why I think and act in certain ways and how those ways differ from neurotypical people. I find that the more I can love and accept the way I am, the more comfortable I am in the world.”
Support groups are weekly meetings and run for about 3 to 4 months. Please contact us to discuss whether our support groups would be a good fit for you.
Virtual Support Groups
Do you feel alone? Do you feel like other’s don’t understand you and that you need to hide your true self? The reality is you are not alone. Joining a support group may be just the thing to help you.
You can join our support group where you’ll meet with others who understand you, and where you can share openly and honestly from week-to-week.
Our support groups are a safe, consistent, and non-judgement place to meet with others who have challenges similar to yours. The groups are psychotherapist led, and the focus of each group will depend on the needs of the members.
Some of the benefits of our support groups :
• No longer feeling alone and that you’re the only one with your struggles
• Feeling understood
• A safe place to express your feelings
• Learning from others who have similar backgrounds and challenges
• Being able to help and support others
• Sharing your successes
Topics covered may include:
• Dating and Relationships
• “Adulting”
• Over-Stimulation
• Black and White Thinking
• Positive Aspects of Autism
• Employment
• Emotional Awareness and Regulation
• How Others React to My Diagnosis
• Employment
• Saying No and Setting Boundaries
• Sensory Issues
• Neurodiversity, Including ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia
• Sleep Issues
• Addiction
• Empathy and Perspective Taking
• Childhood Trauma
• Stimming
• Extended Family Issue
Here’s what support group participants had to say
“I feel validated and understood which has helped my mental health”
“Absolutely would recommend, it’s truly valuable!”
“Jen is an incredible therapist and you will feel heard, understood and improvements to one’s self.”
“This was a special group to be a part of.”
“I’ve never felt so accepted by a group of people.”
“Jen led the group with confidence, empathy, compassion and really truly cares.”
“Safe place to be myself and not hide.”
“I like the structure of the group and how Jen led it with love and compassion.”
“I can just speak without censoring myself.”
“Jen brings important open discussions that we can truly identify with, and we bounced off each other as a group.”
“I looked forward to the group meetings”
“I felt comfortable in this group with link-minded peers. As I understand myself better, I can try to explain my thought and feeling to my family and others close to me.”
“I loved this group for lots of reasons, but mostly because I got to be MYSELF!”
“…here, I got to be accepted as I felt Iwanted to be: quiet, sad, crying,rebellious, or withdrawn. Thank you Jen”
“I was nervous about starting the group. I like the way it was structured, and it felt like a safe place.”
“I would recommend this group to others. Every week I looked forward to having this safe place to return to where I could share my truth and not worry about being misunderstood or judged.”
“This group helped me understand why I think and act in certain ways and how those ways differ from neurotypical people. I find that the more I can love and accept the way I am, the more comfortable I am in the world.”
Support groups are weekly meetings and run for about 3 to 4 months. Please contact us to discuss whether our support groups would be a good fit for you.
Virtual Support Groups
Do you feel alone? Do you feel like other’s don’t understand you and that you need to hide your true self? The reality is you are not alone. Joining a support group may be just the thing to help you.
You can join our support group where you’ll meet with others who understand you, and where you can share openly and honestly from week-to-week.
Our support groups are a safe, consistent, and non-judgement place to meet with others who have challenges similar to yours. The groups are psychotherapist led, and the focus of each group will depend on the needs of the members.
Some of the benefits of our support groups :
• No longer feeling alone and that you’re the only one with your struggles
• Feeling understood
• A safe place to express your feelings
• Learning from others who have similar backgrounds and challenges
• Being able to help and support others
• Sharing your successes
Topics covered may include:
• Dating and Relationships
• “Adulting”
• Over-Stimulation
• Black and White Thinking
• Positive Aspects of Autism
• Employment
• Emotional Awareness and Regulation
• How Others React to My Diagnosis
• Employment
• Saying No and Setting Boundaries
• Sensory Issues
• Neurodiversity, Including ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia
• Sleep Issues
• Addiction
• Empathy and Perspective Taking
• Childhood Trauma
• Stimming
• Extended Family Issue
Here’s what support group participants had to say
“I feel validated and understood which has helped my mental health”
“Absolutely would recommend, it’s truly valuable!”
“Jen is an incredible therapist and you will feel heard, understood and improvements to one’s self.”
“This was a special group to be a part of.”
“I’ve never felt so accepted by a group of people.”
“Jen led the group with confidence, empathy, compassion and really truly cares.”
“Safe place to be myself and not hide.”
“I like the structure of the group and how Jen led it with love and compassion.”
“I can just speak without censoring myself.”
“Jen brings important open discussions that we can truly identify with, and we bounced off each other as a group.”
“I looked forward to the group meetings”
“I felt comfortable in this group with link-minded peers. As I understand myself better, I can try to explain my thought and feeling to my family and others close to me.”
“I loved this group for lots of reasons, but mostly because I got to be MYSELF!”
“…here, I got to be accepted as I felt Iwanted to be: quiet, sad, crying,rebellious, or withdrawn. Thank you Jen”
“I was nervous about starting the group. I like the way it was structured, and it felt like a safe place.”
“I would recommend this group to others. Every week I looked forward to having this safe place to return to where I could share my truth and not worry about being misunderstood or judged.”
“This group helped me understand why I think and act in certain ways and how those ways differ from neurotypical people. I find that the more I can love and accept the way I am, the more comfortable I am in the world.”
Support groups are weekly meetings and run for about 3 to 4 months. Please contact us to discuss whether our support groups would be a good fit for you.
