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Free Online Support Groups for Perfectionism

Perfectionism can look like overthinking, procrastination, burnout, harsh self-talk, and never feeling done. Peer groups create a space to talk about the cost of those patterns with more compassion.

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Fostering Self-Compassion and Self-Love

Wed, May 13 | 4:00PM - 5:00PM UTC

In the wake of trauma, including abusive relationships, adverse childhood events, and systemic oppression, our view of self can become shattered leading to low self-esteem and avoidance patterns. This group is for those ready to start moving forward by improving their self-compassion. We will incorporate meditations, questions, and exercises to increase the elements of self-compassion: kindness, mindfulness, and connection (AKA our common humanity).

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Topic context

Understanding perfectionism

Perfectionism can feel like a constant pressure to do everything flawlessly, often leading to burnout, anxiety, and self-criticism. It creates unrealistic expectations and can block people from celebrating their own progress. Peer support provides a space to unpack the roots of perfectionism and hear from others facing similar inner battles. These conversations promote self-compassion, realistic thinking, and a shared commitment to embracing imperfection as part of growth.

Why it helps

How peer support helps with perfectionism

Peer support helps with perfectionism because it is often driven by fear, not just high standards. A group can help people feel less alone in the pressure they carry and hear how others are loosening the grip of self-criticism and performance anxiety.

Inside the room

What perfectionism groups often cover

Fear of failure, overthinking, and harsh inner pressure
Procrastination, burnout, and never feeling good enough
How perfectionism affects work, relationships, and self-worth
Gentler standards, self-compassion, and more sustainable growth

Good fit for

Who these groups may help

People whose standards feel exhausting or impossible to meet
Anyone stuck in fear, overcontrol, or self-criticism
People wanting support around doing less perfectly and living more freely

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Frequently asked questions

What do perfectionism support groups help with?

These groups often help people talk through fear of failure, procrastination, self-criticism, overcontrol, burnout, and impossible internal standards.