Support

[close] This group is for people who love to read, and have scoliosis! You can talk about books, advice, stories, etc.!

[close] A group started by young adults associated with the Nazarene Church of Portland with the intent to spread the love and knowledge of Christ and help other young adults traverse this difficult period of life. The group meets on Tuesdays at 6 PM

[close] "Find Joy, Cultivate Peace, and Live Well" – This Goodreads book club is more than a group; it's a community bound by the shared experiences of living with ME/CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome). Here, we explore the transformative power of literature, art, music, positive affirmations, and mindfulness practices. Here, we can exchange insights and create a lasting resource of wisdom, compassion, and support. In this community, members can share journeys, find support, and explore diverse literature. I aspire to create a positive, resilient, and adaptable space, fostering inner peace and happiness. Let's navigate life together, sharing coping strategies and creating a profound sense of connection and support. Join me in this exploration of well-being. I aim to foster a supportive community where we celebrate every small victory on our journey. I aspire to create a beneficial ongoing resource for many generations to come. There's no fixed start date; this is an ongoing and self-paced group. So, dive in anytime, check discussions that appeal to you, and add your comments or insights when you feel like it. There is no need to acquire the books; simply choose topics that interest you in the discussion board and go at your own pace. Each topic has reflective questions to consider, also at your own pace. This is truly a self-paced group that respects our challenges with chronic illnesses. Take your time, respect your energy, and enjoy!

[close] welcome to our group, solace | over the rainbow. we are a safe space for the lgbtq+ community and anyone falling under that category. we're here for support, love, and to help with anything any of you need.