You're Not Alone.
Join a Community Who Understands.
The monthly online support group has been running since 2021, and was originally for members of our Private Facebook Group for estranged adult children. It has now been expanded to better support those in our community who do not utilize Facebook.
Group sessions are peer-led, and typically begin with an intro and check-in. They are flexible in that the topics of each session vary depending on member needs.
We'd love to meet you and can't wait to see you there!
Monthly Support Group for Estranged Adult Children
led by TE Moderators
Zoom Meeting - limited seats available
Nov 26th, 2022
2:00-3:30pm EST
Annual Day of Togetherness Event
Our annual event that you do not want to miss! Games, connection, speakers and an opportunity to receive 6 months of free therapy from BetterHelp.
Dec. 18th, 2022
1:30-3:30 pm EST
Monthly Support Group for Estranged Adult Children
led by TE Moderators
Zoom Meeting - limited seats available
January 28th, 2022
2:00-3:30pm EST
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Upcoming Events:
Holiday Programming
"I love these games [from the mixer] - I could do this all night!"
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"I was debating whether I wanted to join today, and I'm so glad I did."
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"Thanks so much for setting [these events] up - it really boosted my mood today."
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"Is there an email list or something for these events? Definitely want to be in for any future plans!"
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Each year, Together Estranged hosts a virtual Friendsgiving event on Thanksgiving Day (November 24th, 2022) and on or near Christmas Day (called Day of Togetherness) where we build a collective sense of strength to all in the estranged community.
We have fun games for people to get to know one another, raffles, gift cards and more.
Stay tuned for updates on this year's holiday events! See below for comments from last year:
Past Events:
See What We've Been Up To
In early 2022, TE's Executive Director, Seth Forbes, was invited to speak as an estrangement expert at the 2022 Moving Beyond Family Struggles Summit hosted by the Center for Family Understanding. Click below to watch the interview!
