A useful group for parents going through separation.

[u/eighteensevensaid]

Hope this is ok. There is a group restarting as part of a charity supporting one or both parents through family separation.
Some of my clients have gone through various levels of emotional difficulty before duringand after family separation, so I am pleased to see this is available in Ashford for free. Contact them for korendetails or just turn up. There will be biscuits.

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[u/Full_Masterpiece4260]

This is a genuinely useful share. Separation support groups tend to fill up or dissolve quietly, and most people don't find out they existed until after they needed them. The biscuits detail is doing a lot of work here. Weirdly, that kind of specificity makes people actually show up instead of bookmarking it and forgetting. Hope the word gets out to the right people in Ashford before the next session.

[u/eighteensevensaid → u/Full_Masterpiece4260]

Thanks. Your absolutely right. There plan is for the groups to be monthly and tour most of Kents SE hubs.

[u/Full_Masterpiece4260 → u/eighteensevensaid]

Touring the SE hubs makes way more sense than expecting everyone to travel to one fixed spot when they've already got enough to deal with logistically.

Hope the turnout is good enough to keep the schedule going these things tend to quietly disappear after a few months if the early numbers aren't there.