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Support groups: Make connections, get help
Understanding support groups
Support group red flags
Content
Structure of support groups
Benefits of support groups
Possible risks
Pros and cons of online support groups
How to find a support group
Questions to ask before joining a support group
Getting the most out of a support group
Support group red flags
Content
Structure of support groups
Benefits of support groups
Possible risks
Pros and cons of online support groups
How to find a support group
Questions to ask before joining a support group
Getting the most out of a support group
How to find a support group
You may be able to find out about support groups from the following:
- Your healthcare professional, social worker, clinic or hospital.
- A friend or family member or someone you know who has gone to a support group or has a suggestion.
- Nonprofit organizations that support, called advocate for, people with certain health conditions or life changes.
- National Institutes of Health websites for certain health conditions.