FAQs

People in the groups come with a number of issues often concerning family, relationships, work, social concerns, anxiety, loss, bereavement, depression or a wish to have a better life.

This is a common worry but rarely happens.  Every effort is made to ensure you don’t know the other group members.

Group members can talk about anything that comes to mind, past or present, including what is happening in the group.

Group members agree to respect the confidential space that the group offers on the understanding that confidentiality is an important part of creating a sense of safety.

A group provides a greater sense of belonging, and the opportunity to share both our strengths and our difficulties with others is highly valued.  People often feel alone in their distress and learning that others share similar problems is of great importance.

Many people worry about this, but then experience a sense of relief when they join a group and find that others have struggled with this concern but have found a way to overcome it.  It takes time, you have to pace yourself.