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Breakup Support Groups Online

A breakup can take the floor out from under a life that was working a week ago. Free online breakup support groups are a place to talk about the heartbreak, the no-contact struggle and the empty weekends with people who are in the middle of it too, from your own couch.

Live groups available daily.

Upcoming Groups

Narcissistic Abuse Support Group (90min)

Member-led

Narcissistic Abuse Support Group (90min)

For people wanting a safe space to process and heal

Emotional abuse
Relationship struggles
12/16
Thu, 11/12, 2:00 AM • 90 min
Healing from Infidelity (90min)

Member-led

Healing from Infidelity (90min)

For people recovering from betrayal in relationships

Emotional abuse
Infidelity
Relationship struggles
8/16
Thu, 11/12, 3:30 AM • 90 min
Creating Healthy Boundaries
MichelleWillard

MichelleWillard

Coach
Creating Healthy Boundaries

Creating a healthy, drama-free relationship

Healthy love
Relationship struggles
Self-love
Open
Thu, 11/12, 8:00 PM • 60 min
Breaking Free: Early Recovery from Abuse

Member-led

Breaking Free: Early Recovery from Abuse

Abuse survivors unite

Emotional abuse
Relationship struggles
Trauma recovery
1/16
Fri, 11/13, 2:00 AM • 60 min
Topic context

Understanding breakup support

Breakups get treated as minor because they are common, and the people around you expect you to be over it in a few weeks. The reality is losing your person, your plans and your daily rhythm all at once, often with the other person still visible online and in your city. Breakup groups are for the long tail: the replaying, the urge to text, the first time you see them with someone else. Members are not all freshly dumped, and some are the one who ended it and still feel wrecked.

Why it helps

How peer support helps with breakup support

Peer support helps after a breakup because friends run out of patience long before you run out of grief, and dating advice is not what you need at two in the morning. A group of people going through the same thing can hear the same story again, which is what healing actually requires.

Inside the room

What breakup support groups often cover

  • Heartbreak that will not let up
  • Going no contact and the urge to break it
  • Seeing an ex move on
  • Who you are now that the relationship is over
Good fit for

Who these groups may help

  • Anyone in the weeks or months after a breakup
  • People whose friends have stopped wanting to hear about it
  • The one who ended it and is still grieving
  • Adults starting over after a long relationship that was not a marriage
Keep exploring

Related topics

These topics often connect with breakup support and may offer another helpful angle, language, or support space.

Frequently asked questions

Is a breakup support group only for serious relationships?

No. If it hurts, it counts. Members are grieving relationships of a few months and relationships of many years, and nobody ranks them.

Is there a separate group for divorce?

Yes. The divorce recovery groups are for marriages ending. The breakup groups are for every other relationship, though people cross between them.

How do I stop texting my ex?

Members talk about this constantly: deleting the thread, muting, having someone to message instead. The group becomes the place you bring the urge rather than acting on it.

I was the one who left. Can I still join?

Yes. Ending a relationship is its own grief, and the groups include people on both sides of a breakup.
1-on-1 support

Want to speak to someone one on one about breakup support?

Connect with a trained Peer Specialist for a private breakup support session.

See Breakup Support specialists

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