Are there any divorce support groups near me

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Non custodial support group which advocates for equal shared parenting for the benefit of our children.This group meets the first Tuesday of the month from 6:30 to 9:00 pm at the Boyden Library in Foxboro.

Meets every Tuesday night from 6:30PM - 8:30PM at the church. DivorceCare is a 13-week, non-denominational, open enrollment (you can begin attending anytime) program that includes video tapes by divorce experts and sharing time in a small group format. Each session is self-contained and features biblical teaching for recovering from divorce and separation. Simultaneously, there is DivorceCare for children, same time, different room.

We are a confidential peer support group for men and women who are thinking about, undergoing, or have undergone a divorce or separation. The group has no religious affiliation. We are continuing weekly by videoconferencing while we are unable to meet in person.

Youre having a rough time handling your separation or divorce. Your family and friends are naturally sympathetic. Initially thats ok, but eventually you are going to want or need more support than that. You may choose to seek therapy, and thats a good option. Sometimes you may need just to talk to someone who is in the same situation as you. Your answer might be with a support group. Various organizations have support groups for separated and divorced people. Some are religious, others are non sectarian. Some are social, others are emotional. These groups can be a good place to find support, compassion and companionship from people who know first hand what youre going through. One word of caution concerning support groups, they are not therapists, and everybodys situation is different. They should be there to offer support, not advice. Always get your advice from an attorney.