Thriving Together

For the people doing the caring. Looking after someone who is ill, aging, or disabled is steady, largely invisible work, and it wears down the person doing it. This group is a place to set that down for a while among people who do not need it explained — covering burnout, guilt, resentment, and the practical business of asking for help.

Grief does not move on a schedule, and it rarely looks the way people expect it to. This group offers company for that — space to talk about the person or the life you lost, to hear how others are carrying the same weight, and to find that what you are feeling is far more ordinary than it seems from the inside.

A working group for anyone who finds it hard to say no. Members practice naming what they need, holding a limit once it is set, and sitting with the discomfort that follows — including guilt, and the reaction of people used to the old arrangement.

For students carrying coursework, money, and independence all at once — often for the first time, and often a long way from home. A place to say out loud how much pressure that actually is, with people in the same year of life: stress and burnout, homesickness, comparison, and working out who you are when nobody from home is watching.

College students receive a discounted rate.