Online Groups and Workshops

We offer workshops to individuals of all genders, and groups for women-identified survivors, ages sixteen and older, who have been sexually assaulted at any point in their lives. Our workshops are free and confidential. Be sure to register early to ensure space is reserved for you. Registration is not required for drop in programs. Support for transportation may be available upon request. 
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For more information, please call 519-571-0121 ext. 114 or email: groups@sascwr.org.

Please note: We are currently offering online groups and workshops only. Our regular group, workshop and drop-in programs are currently suspended, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. See below for a list of online programming that we are currently offering. This list is constantly updated, so be sure to check back regularly!

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Do you see a workshop, group or drop-in program that interests you? To register, click the button to the right, or contact our Group and Workshop Coordinator at 519-571-0121 ext. 114 or at groups@sascwr.org.

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Online Workshops

Please note, all workshops are currently delivered online. A Zoom link will be provided once you have registered. 

Online Groups and Meet-ups

Please note, all groups are currently delivered online. A Zoom link will be provided once you have registered. 

Shades of Soul
Date/Time: Tuesdays Starting July 27th | 4 - 5:30p.m.
In a world that often doesn't sow much concern for the well-being of Black girls, women, femmes, and non-binary folks, it's imperative that we create spaces that do. This group is a healing and celebratory place where your truths will be held sacred. In this program, we'll dive deeper into the plight of existing in a Black body, explore tangible coping strategies and all the magnificent complexities that make up our experiences. We look forward to having you, remember there will always be space made for you here.


Trauma, Food, and Body
Date/Time: Wednesdays, Starting September 8th | 4 - 5:30 p.m.
Struggling with your relationship with food and your body after an experience of trauma is common. In this group we will explore the connection between disordered eating and trauma and take steps toward healing. Participants will learn practical, trauma-informed skills for recovery. This group is inclusive of all struggles with food and body and open to participants in all different stages disordered eating recovery. Spaces for this group are limited.

Alone Together: Check-In
Date/Time: Every Friday | 2 - 3:30 p.m.  
An open online support group where survivors can connect and discuss how they are coping and what has been challenging and useful in their healing journey. 

2SLGBTQ+ Healthy Relationships Support Space 
Date/Time: Second Thursday of every month | 6:30 - 8 p.m.
Upcoming Dates: August 12th, September 9th
An open space for folks in the 2SLGBT2Q+ community to discuss healthy relationships. There will be information shared as well as opportunities to discuss. Each month will have a different focus. This group will be facilitated by counsellors who identify as part of the 2SLGBTQ+ community and is in partnership with Spectrum.

Family Court Peer Support
​Date/Time: Every other Tuesday | 12 - 1 p.m.
This free, ongoing group is open to women and non-binary folks that have experienced abuse, control or violence in their relationship and/or family, and are at the beginning, middle, or end of their journey through the Family Court System.

Each week the discussion will be focused on a specific topic, and group members will have the opportunity to share their experiences in a safe, supportive environment.

For more information, or to register: 
Call Christina at 519-571-0121 ext. 806 or click the link below to complete the online registration form at bit.ly/familycourtpeersupport.

Suggestions welcome!

Have an idea for a group, workshop or drop-in theme that you don't see here? Contact our Group and Workshop Coordinator at 519-571-0121 ext. 114 or email groups@sascwr.org with your suggestions!

FEEDBACK FROM WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS...

“I found the workshop very organized and well thought out.”

“I liked the flow of the agenda”

“I appreciated the open dynamic. It kept it engaging.”

“I liked the detailed content provided and the inclusiveness.”
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“It’s really nice to know that others struggle with the same things I do.”