Supportgroup Stories

Are you looking for a place that is safe and be able to connect with like-minded people? Well.... This is the place you can join. This free support group is open to anyone with mental health struggles or any type of life crisis and need someone to talk about things.

Welcome to our page. Our aim is to help and support victims of abuse. Does your friend/family or any one you know need help? Please feel free to message us. We have included information on definitions of abuse from NSPCC website in this book to raise awareness of abuse.

Keith wishes he was a normal runaway. Unfortunately, the truth is far uglier. He tries to change his identity, resigned to life on the edges, until he meets a ragtag group deemed the weekenders. The weekenders, a support group gone rogue, end up being the realest thing he's ever known, and he becomes torn between wanting to stay and needing to run. (mxm, slash, also FRIENDSHIP ;)

sadly, we don't always get what we want ~~~~~~~~

Maura and Jane have been married twice and have their ups and downs in marriage and out of marriage. Will Maura and others be able to be reasonable in their personal lives and professional lives?

"everyone promise one thing. no matter where this takes us, we'll all stick together."

Life sucks; its B.S. It sucks even more now. My name is Melody Grace. It sounds like a musical note married a beautiful flower. Its like no matter what happens, I'll be one of the peppiest rainbows on earth. But I'm nowhere near that. Say hi to the depressed, bullied life that you know as mine. And what makes my life suck even more, you ask? Well my dear parents put me in an Anger Support Group. Yep, that's right. An Anger Support Group. ~ Completed: August 2015

If you ever feel depressed, scared, or just need some motivation to get through what you're going through, this book is here to help you. This is for those who may need help, or encouragement, or someone to talk to.

Waverly Odessa is a twenty two year old college student in her last year of her undergrad program. From the outside looking in, she has it all figured out. However, Waverly has a secret she's been carrying with her, no one knows. She's been sick. The prognosis is 3-5 years. It's been two years since she was diagnosed. And now she isn't sure the degree she pursued is what she fully wanted. Luke Odessa is Waverly's thirty year old brother. He rented a house less than a couple miles from her university so she had a place to stay and a person to lean on if she needed it. He's there just in case she falls too ill. Zach Rivers is a twenty two year old student she met in her English course. He has the looks but not the grades. After finding out she's doing well in class, he asks for her help. She agrees to help him. After all, he's kind and polite. And all Waverly wants is a one way ticket to a better place when her time comes. Jack Everson is a professor in her creative writing class with a PhD in English and writing. After Waverly realizes her dream of becoming an author, even if it's just one book, she confides in him. Explaining to him that she doesn't know how much time she has left, he agrees to help her find her way in the world of writing. Heidi Everson, Jack's wife is the support group leader of Heidi's Miracles and a survivor as well. She helps Waverly truly come to terms with her diagnosis because she believes everyone deserves peace of mind, whether or not they survive.

Very edited version on Ao3 under the same title :)

"Okay, let's get one thing straight. I'm not. A surprising beginning? Maybe. Is it cliché? Probably. But, it's a fact and I can't hide from it. I actually stopped hiding from it a few years ago. And then I stopped hiding it from my friends, family members, and other assorted homosapiens two years ago. And, gotta say....my life is still pretty much the same. Now, where am I going with this? What is the purpose of this little story? Well, that my friends...is actually a very good question. Hmm...it's not a coming out story, because that would be boring because I just wrote it down and slid the note to my parents, and just texted the information to my friends. Word caught pretty quickly after that. It's not a "people don't accept me for who I am" story because they were all basically fine with it. My parents told me they already knew about it a long time ago...which is confusing because I didn't even know about it a long time ago. And my friends were all like, "Y'know, this is kinda like how Ilia came out to Blake in RWBY. Speaking of which, do ya wanna come watch the new episode?" and I obviously said yes. But, what exactly is this story? Well, I guess it can be abou- Wait! I am so sorry, friends. I just realized. I haven't introduced myself. Hello, I am Asher Hintter. Though, my friends call me Ash. Anyway, back to what I was saying. What will this story be about? Wait, a brilliant idea has occured to me! (Granted, most of my ideas are brilliant, but that's not the point.) I guess this story could be about how I met Kai."

They sit across from each other, both staring at the floor. "Avery how about we start with you?" at the sound of her name being said, her head snaps up. "Uh... I.. Um... Okay" she says and quietly states her name, age, and why she's there. "Um... I'm Avery, I am 24years old, and I'm here because of depression, anxiety of all different types, and my doctor thought it would help"

Ruth Harris is one of a kind, and hates herself for it. With a history of diagnoses and trauma she feels as if there is no one left in the world who could possibly tolerate her madness - including the ten other people in her head. She has been beaten about by the tidal wives of life's great ocean, but one day a lifeguard comes to her aid. He tells her everything she ever wanted to hear, even throwing the whole 'I love you' gambit in for good measure, but with memory gaps and dissociation flaring up all around her it's almost impossible to know what's true, and what's evil... ** SEQUELS ARE 'JUST ME, HIM AND TEN OTHERS' AND 'TRIED WITH FIRE'. ENJOY!**

Fearing she has lost Kara's love and trust forever, Lena sinks into a crippling pit of despair and angst. While traveling on business in Gotham, she stumbles on an ad for an unconventional support group she thinks might help her deal with her feelings. When Lena starts to suspect there is something wrong with Kara, Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy help her discover the truth behind Kara's strange behavior. Full of angst, love, humor and sexy lady villains, this story is at its heart a tale of friendship, longing, and Supercorp Endgame!

-Sequel to 'bully'- Dan's moved schools, to avoid the ruthless tormenting again from Chris and Phil. He's started going to a lgbtq+ support group and is shocked when his homophobic bully Phil turns up - TRIGGER WARNING - Self-harm, anxiety attacks, blood, hospitals, bullying I would suggest not reading this is self-harm triggers you

"Look at us, each and every one of us is a mess. None of us have our shit together and in months we're supposed to go out and live in the real world. I'd love to believe all of us, and I mean all of us, can move on and live our lives however we choose, but you and I both know people don't change. No matter how much we want them to, they never change." For Carter, Mina, Sinh, and Camilla, high school is their last step before entering the real world. They have nine months to put away their pasts, clean up their acts, and make a change. Nine months before adulthood comes knocking on their door to pack up their bags and ship them out. The Support Group is a coming of age book about the trials and tribulations that come from adolescence. Through the good and the bad, these four unlikely matches will learn just what it truly means to be an adult and the hefty price that can come with it.

I'm Tara Fields I'm 16 years old and I have selective mutsim. I guess that's why my mom got me the journal. To write down my thoughts and what I would of said if I could. I mean I could say stuff I just don't feel like it. It's more of me being anxious. It's not like I can't speak, I just...don't. It's hard to explain. Sometimes the words just get stuck in my throat, and other times I feel like if I open my mouth, I'll just embarrass myself. And the anxiety just makes it worse. It's like a vicious cycle. It's not easy living with selective mutism. It's hard to make friends when you can't talk to people. And even the friends I do have don't really get it. They think I'm just being shy or antisocial, but it's so much more than that. Its a silent prison I carry it around with me every where I go.

So, I've been thinking about how I will always feel alone in the struggles I go through and I wanted to make this so maybe I can give some worthwhile advice. I use comments to see your questions and I would love to get to know all of you on here!

Writing Prompt Wednesday, Contests and Competitions, Character Chats, and more! The Hub is the place to get access to all of the extracurricular activities that Once Written hosts. None of these activities are mandatory, but we hope that you'll join in on the fun!