Support Groups

Your Life is Worth Saving Support Groups

We provide a safe environment and value the confidentiality and privacy of all participants. Our judgment-free atmosphere is conducive to each participants’ success as we provide biblical principles, prayer, support, tools, knowledge, and skills to help you maintain your self-betterment and self-fulfillment. 

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YOUR LIFE IS WORTH SAVING!

WE BELIEVE WITH THE RIGHT SUPPORT YOU WILL SUCCEED!

Alcohol & Drug Recovery Group  (Men+Women)

This group provides education on relapse prevention and how to identify triggers for those who are struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. This group will teach coping skills and how to create new healthy habits and hobbies. The group will help one to create their own recovery plan in order to help them to succeed. 

Sexual Trauma Group (Women Only)

This group will focus on helping clients cope with PTSD and the shame and guilt that comes from sexual abuse. This group will provide inner healing, coping skills, and tools to build self-esteem.

Domestic Violence Group (Women Only)

This group will focus on building esteem and confidence. Valuing self-worth and overcoming fears. When it comes to healing from domestic violence, it’s good to have people you can talk to that will listen and validate your feelings without being judged.

Discipleship Group (Men+Women)

This group will focus on discipleship training and teach on biblical foundations such as salvation, sanctification, the importance of praying, fasting, and studying God’s Word. This group will also discuss spiritual gifts and your purpose.

Grief & Loss Support Group (Men+Women)

This group offers a sense of belonging and connection for people experiencing similar challenges. There is no single solution to dealing with loss of any kind, but members of a support group can offer a range of alternatives. By listening to stories of how others cope with a particular problem, one can find the solution that might work best. During these unprecedented times, you may have experienced the loss of a loved one, employment, or even your home which can cause depression, thoughts of suicide, anxiety, and your faith in God to be diminished. You don’t have to go through this alone. Let our trained clinical pastoral counselors help you.

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THE BENEFITS OF SUPPORT GROUPS

The common experience among members of a support group often means they have similar feelings, worries, and everyday problems. Participating in a group provides you with an opportunity to be with people who are likely to have a common purpose and likely to understand one another.

  • Feeling less lonely, isolated, or judged
  • Reducing anxiety, distress, or depression
  • Talking openly and honestly about your feelings
  • Improving skills to cope with challenges
  • Gaining a sense of empowerment, control, or hope
  • Improving understanding of something your experiencing
  • Getting practical feedback 
  • Learning about health, economic, or social resources

Frequently asked questions

If you’re facing a major decision or stressful life change, you don’t have to go through it alone. A support group can help. Find out how to choose the right one.

Support groups bring people together who are going through or have gone through similar experiences. For example, this common experience might be drug addiction, cancer, or the death of a loved one. It provides an opportunity for people to share personal experiences, feelings, resources, and coping strategies to help others overcome emotional pain.

A person’s family and friends may not understand the impact of your issue and how it has affected you. A support group among people with shared experiences may function as a place to release emotional pain.

Support groups vary, it includes face-to-face meetings, teleconferences, or online communities. Our trained Life Coaches will facilitate the groups.

Some support groups may offer educational opportunities from medical professionals, counselors, social worker, or community leaders to talk about a topic related to the group’s needs.

Support groups are not the same as group counseling sessions. Group counseling is a specific type of mental health service that brings together several people with similar conditions under the guidance of a clinical pastoral counselor.