BPD Support Groups

Unfortunately, our team did not have enough attendance in our weekly BPD group. We would LOVE to get the ball rolling again - we have access to a physician and mental health therapist willing to attend our sessions and provide supplementary information. You can send us an email at presspause4grace@gmail.com, if you are interested in us starting back up again.

Finding weekly support groups for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can be pivotal in managing the condition and connecting with others who share similar experiences. Here are some resources that offer support:

1. Psychology Today's Support Group Directory
This online directory allows you to search for support groups by location and specialty. By entering your area and specifying BPD, you can find relevant weekly groups..

2. Emotions Matter

Emotions Matter offers peer support groups for individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD). The curriculum, developed by people with lived experience, emphasizes.

3. Online BPD Support Communities
Platforms like Facebook and Quora host BPD specialized forums host virtual support groups and discussions. These can offer daily / weekly interactions and continuous support from a global community. Here are 2 safe ones we recommend:

A. Jade Stanton's Learn DBT Skills Facebook Group - it's private, you will have to request to join.

B. https://thebpdhumangracecollective.quora.com/

C. https://understandingborderlinepersonalitydisorder.

quora.com/

4.National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

NAMI provides support groups and educational programs across the United States. Many local chapters offer groups that address various mental health conditions, including BPD. Visit their website to locate a chapter near you.

Tips for Finding the Right Support Group:

Consult Mental Health Professionals: Therapists or counselors can recommend reputable support groups tailored to your needs.
Local Hospitals and Clinics: Many healthcare facilities host or can direct you to community support groups.
Community Centers: Check with local community centers or libraries for information on support groups in your area.

Remember, the effectiveness of a support group depends on your comfort and the group's dynamics. It's essential to find a group where you feel safe, understood, and supported.