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Online Support Groups Near Greenville, South Carolina

Whether you are in Spartanburg, Greer, Simpsonville, Easley or somewhere else in the Upstate, ShareWell has live online support groups for people rebuilding after a separation or divorce. Greenville is a city of couples and congregations, and when a marriage ends here the social life often ends with it.

Every group meets online by live video, so you can join from home.

These online groups start during the day and evening in Eastern time, so they fit a day near Greenville.

Upcoming Groups

Lila's hope, Monday Body Doubling
mcintyrelila

mcintyrelila

Lila's hope, Monday Body Doubling

People, who need people.

Abandonment
Anxiety
Assertiveness
3/16
Today 1:30 PM • 90 min
Lila's hope, Monday Body Doubling
mcintyrelila

mcintyrelila

Lila's hope, Monday Body Doubling

People, who need people.

Abandonment
Anxiety
Assertiveness
2/16
Today 3:00 PM • 90 min
Anxiety Support Squad- Living with Health Issues
HeatherCM24

HeatherCM24

Anxiety Support Squad- Living with Health Issues

health issues of any kind, anxiety, depression, etc.

Anxiety
Chronic Illness
Personal development
6/16
Today 4:00 PM • 60 min
Undiagnosed & Still Hopeful
Patrick1790

Patrick1790

New 🎉
Undiagnosed & Still Hopeful

for anyone with real symptoms - no diagnosis or treatment

Anxiety
Chronic Illness
Loneliness
2/10
Today 4:00 PM • 90 min
Local life

Divorce when your friends were couple friends

Life in the Upstate is organized around pairs: the small group at church, the neighbors on the cul-de-sac, the other parents at the ballfield, the dinner rotation with three other couples. A separation breaks all of that at once. Friends feel they have to pick a side, the Sunday school class gets awkward, and the invitations stop without anyone meaning to be unkind. Newcomers who moved here for the manufacturing and corporate jobs may have had no family nearby to begin with, so the ex-spouse's people were the only people. Then there is the practical side: a house that one income cannot carry, children shuttled between Greer and Simpsonville, and a weekend of silence every other week that nobody prepared you for.

Why it helps

How peer support helps near Greenville

A peer group gives you people who are not choosing sides, because they never met your ex. You join from home on the nights the kids are away, and the group becomes the first thing in your week that is yours rather than left over from the marriage.

Inside the room

What members near Greenville talk about

  • Losing your social circle along with your marriage
  • Co-parenting across the Upstate when you can barely speak
  • Faith, church and family opinions about your divorce
  • Dating or deciding not to after a long marriage
Good fit for

Who these groups may help

  • People newly separated who feel the invitations drying up
  • Divorced parents facing the every-other-weekend quiet
  • Members of a church community that took the other side
  • Anyone starting over socially in their forties or fifties
Find your group

Support group topics for people near Greenville

Every topic has its own page with live groups, so you can start with the one closest to what you are carrying.

Join from anywhere nearby

Areas around Greenville

Every group meets online, so you can join from home anywhere around Greenville.

  • Spartanburg
  • Greer
  • Simpsonville
  • Mauldin
  • Easley
  • Anderson
  • Taylors
  • Travelers Rest
  • The Upstate
Local help lines

Crisis and help lines near Greenville

ShareWell groups are peer support and are not crisis or emergency services. If you or someone near you is in danger, call 911, or call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at any hour.

  • SC Mobile Crisis
    833-364-2274

    All of South Carolina, 24 hours a day, every day

    Official site

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to live in Greenville to join?

No. Groups are online, so you can join from Spartanburg, Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Easley, Anderson, Travelers Rest or anywhere else in the Upstate.

Could my ex end up in the same group?

It is very unlikely with members joining from across the country, and if it ever happened you could switch to another group the same day.

Are the divorce groups faith-based?

No. They are peer groups open to people of any faith or none, and members talk about church as often as they need to.

I was never married. Does a breakup count?

Yes. The relationship struggles groups cover the end of any serious relationship, and many members there were never married.

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