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Children of Narcissistic Mothers

Sat, Oct 24 | 12:00PM - 1:00PM UTC

A space for people raised by mothers with narcissistic traits. Share the confusion, guilt, and grief, work through boundaries and low-contact strategies, and connect with others who understand what this relationship really costs.

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Relationship support groups give you a place to talk about what is actually happening in your relationships: conflict, distance, communication that keeps breaking down, dating that goes nowhere, or a breakup you are still carrying. You sit with peers who have lived the same patterns and speak from experience.

Topic context

Understanding relationships

Relationships are a core part of our lives, yet they can be complex, challenging, and emotionally draining. Whether you’re navigating romantic partnerships, friendships, or family dynamics, it’s common to feel overwhelmed or unsure of what’s healthy. Peer support provides a safe, non-judgmental space to explore relationship patterns, share experiences, and learn from others. These conversations can offer clarity, compassion, and tools for building stronger, more fulfilling connections.

Why it helps

How peer support helps with relationships

Peer support helps with relationships because friends take sides and a partner is often part of what you are trying to see clearly. A relationship support group is a neutral room where you can say the unpolished version, hear how others handled a similar dynamic, and get perspective without being told what to do.

Inside the room

What relationships groups often cover

Conflict, communication breakdowns, and the same argument on repeat
Trust, boundaries, and feeling unseen or taken for granted by a partner
Dating, situationships, and deciding whether to stay or go
Breakups, friendship loss, and rebuilding after a relationship ends

Good fit for

Who these groups may help

Anyone in a relationship that feels stuck, strained, or one-sided
People dating, single, or recently out of a relationship who want honest perspective
People who want peer support alongside, or instead of, couples counseling

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Frequently asked questions

Are there free online relationship support groups?

Yes. ShareWell hosts free online relationship support groups that meet live on video. Groups are peer-led, so you talk with people working through similar relationship problems, not a counselor. The free plan includes 4 sessions per month.

Are relationship support groups for couples or individuals?

Mostly individuals. Members join on their own to talk about a partner, a breakup, dating, or family relationships. Some sessions welcome partners, and each session description says who it is for.

1-on-1 support

Want to speak to someone one on one about relationships?

Connect with a trained Peer Specialist for a private relationships session.

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