A breakup support space for BIPOC & POC

Break-ups impact us mentally and emotionally in profound ways and it can be a challenging to find a space to express and process the uncertainty and distress we feel.

A support group is a place for people who share a common circumstance or challenge.

It’s a space to talk with others who understand what you are going through and can share insights from firsthand experience.

This is not therapy.

What this is:

A live, facilitated support group for BIPOC & POC moving through the end of a relationship.

This is a BIPOC & POC–centered space.

This space centers Black and Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) because of how systematic racism oppresses, harms, and deeply affects our lives (and relationships) in ways non-people of color may not understand.

This might be for you if:

• Identify as Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color

• Are healing from a breakup, separation, divorce, or situationship ending

• You are willing to honor Community Agreements (see below)

• You want a space to share your experience with others who can relate

What to expect:

• A grounding or check-in

• Gentle prompts for reflection

• Community agreements for safety + respect

• Optional sharing + 1:1 breakouts (you can always skip)

Drop-In Session
$35

• One live group session
• Good for first-timers

Community Agreements

To protect this space, we ask that everyone agree to:

• Honor confidentiality

• Respect all identities and lived experiences

• Avoid advice-giving, unless invited

• Allow yourself (and others) to pass