Parents of Children aged 18 and over Peer Support Group (Online)

What is a support group?

A support group is a group of people who meet to give and gain support from others with similar needs. For many, a support group reduces the feeling of isolation and creates an opportunity for discussion. By sharing ideas and information with others, many people are able to find new ways of coping. Most people who attend feel that the emotional support they both give and receive is of great benefit.

Meeting Details

📆 Last Tuesday of the month (excluding public holidays) – full list of dates are below.
⏰ Time: 6:30pm – 8:00pm (AWST)
📍Location: Online, via Zoom
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*Please note that you have to register for each month separately.

Please note:

Our online Support Group is a safe place for people to discuss personal matters and recordings are not permitted. All participants must have their camera and mic on in order to participate. Please do not be offended if we ask you to turn your camera on and unfortunately you will be asked to leave if you are unable to do so. This is a sign of respect to all participants and the privacy of the group.