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Community Support Groups

Especially in those quiet moments when it’s easy to feel like no one else understands, the support group becomes a safe space to connect with others walking a similar path. Being able to share your struggles, ask for advice, or just vent with people who’ve had similar experiences makes a world of difference. You can receive encouragement, practical tips, and emotional support when you need it most. It’s not just about finding answers—it’s about finding a community that helps lift you up when things feel heavy, reminding you that you're never truly alone.

Find connection and encouragement.

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Support Group Session

TWICE A MONTH

Who it's for:

Alumni of BNLW and anyone seeking support and help before, during or after divorce.

How to join:

➤ To receive the Zoom link for a Come & See session, text or email us.
➤ Ready to commit? Click the Register button to sign up for the 6-month program.

"It helps to connect with other Catholics who understand the struggles of separation/divorce...I am so grateful for this group!”

– M.D.

“I like that there are men and women...it’s kind of healing to see the different perspectives 
and see that there are men who put their all into their marriages.”

-A.S.

Some of the benefits include:

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Improved Communication

Promotes open dialogue, reducing conflict and misunderstandings.

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Effective 
Co-Parenting

Establishes clear, cooperative agreements that benefit the children.

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Emotional
Relief

Provides a safe space for grievances to be heard, easing emotional stress.

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Restored Cooperation

A neutral mediator helps rebuild trust and fosters a collaborative spirit.

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Potential
Reconciliation

The process can reopen communication and lead to reconciliation.

“I couldn’t believe my spouse agreed to meet with Carolyn after refusing any therapy. His first meeting with her started our path to reconciliation.” 

A.R.

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How to Get Started

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We meet to identify your goals (e.g. reconciliation, effective co-parenting) and prepare for extending the invitation to the other spouse.

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Your spouse is invited to meet with the mediator to establish their hopes and needs to facilitate the mediation process.

Frequently asked questions

FAQs

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