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Support Groups

Support Group Eligibility:

Before enrolling in our support groups, please ensure that you meet the following:

Registered for our Recovery Support Program

You are an Ontario Resident

Aged 17+

Previously completed a Body Brave Intake Call

eligability

Drop-in Groups

Our drop-in groups offer flexibility to build on skills, engage in community, and gain knowledge without commitment.

Enrolment for our weekly drop-in sessions is based on a first-come-first-served basis. Clients can request enrolment at any time.

Closed Groups

Our closed groups offer a supportive and structured setting to develop new skills, expand knowledge, and connect with others. Each session builds upon the previous one, so regular attendance is encouraged throughout the duration of the group.

Enrolment opens 4-weeks prior to the group start date on a first-come-first-served basis. 

upcoming groups

All Support Groups

Our clinical support groups are led by clinical experts and integrate education, insight development, motivation, and skill-building.​  All groups are available virtually through Zoom Healthcare and are free of charge.

Challenging Body Dissatisfaction: A Weekly Drop-In Group

A group for anyone struggling with body dissatisfaction.

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Tuesdays (ongoing), 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST. 

Beginning July 7th 2026

Facilitated by: Keely Phillips, MSW, RSW (she/her), Juliana Simon, MSW, RSW (she/her), Donnica Campbell, MSW student (she/her) and Milad Pio, MSW student (he/him)

Sign-up Weekly. Existing clients can request enrolment well in advance.

This group is designed for people struggling with body dissatisfaction who are looking for support in building a more compassionate relationship with themselves. Topics may include body image, coping with strong emotions, communication skills, boundaries, motivation, and experiences related to restriction and purging. No diagnosis is required and there is no charge for the group - however donations are welcomed. Please note that this group is not a substitute for outpatient or inpatient hospital-based treatment.

Challenging Binge Eating or Emotional Eating: A Weekly Drop-In Group

A drop-in group for those struggling with binge eating or emotional eating

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Mondays (ongoing), 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST.

Facilitated by: Janet Noble, MSW, RSW (she/her), Jenna McDonald, MSc Global Health student (she/her) and Milad Pio, MSW student (he/him)

Sign-up Weekly. Existing clients can request enrolment well in advance.

This group is a weekly drop-in treatment group for those who are struggling with binge eating, overeating, and/or emotional eating. No formal diagnosis is required. We welcome you to join us for a recovery-focused, strengths-based 90 minute group that creates space to identify struggles and celebrate triumphs along the journey. All participants are encouraged to choose topics of particular interest to the group and those topics will be explored weekly. Past chosen topics have included: exploring body image, recognizing triggers for urges, understanding the binge restrict cycle, exploring communication techniques for handling difficult conversations, appreciating unhelpful thinking styles, setting boundaries, cultivating self care, self esteem, self compassion. Participants are welcome to return each week but will be required to sign-up for each individual session prior to the group start time. No diagnosis is required and there is no charge for the group - however donations are welcomed. Please note that this group is not a substitute for outpatient or inpatient hospital-based treatment.

Nutrition Essentials: A Weekly Drop In Group

A drop-in group for those seeking more knowledge and confidence with their eating in recovery.

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Wednesday (ongoing), 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST.

Facilitated by: Emily Szatrowski, RD (she/her) and Hanna Tilahun Solomon, MSc Global Health student (she/her)

Sign-up Weekly. Existing clients can request enrolment well in advance.

This nutrition group is designed for individuals with any type of eating disorder / disordered eating, who are ready to come together and explore what nutrition for recovery might look like. Weekly nutrition related topics are selected in advance by participants themselves. Topics may include structured eating basics, overcoming fear foods, navigating gastrointestinal issues, challenging diet culture, etc. These 90-minute sessions are professionally facilitated by one of our weight-inclusive Registered Dietitians and will combine skill development with an opportunity for discussion. Conversations in this group may involve triggering content for those sensitive to discussing food in detail but is appropriate for anyone ready to talk about nutrition openly in a pro-recovery space. No diagnosis is required and there is no charge for the group - however donations are welcomed. Please note that this group is not a substitute for outpatient or inpatient hospital-based treatment.

Maintaining Recovery

A 10-week group for those wanting continued support.

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July 20th - October 5th, Mondays from 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM EST.


No Group (Holidays):

  • Monday, August 3rd, 2026 (Civic Holiday)

  • Monday, September 7th, 2026 (Labour Day)

Facilitated by: Dr. Darcy Waisman, MD (she/her) and Hanna Tilahun Solomon, MSc Global Health student (she/her)

Enrolment is open NOW!

This groups is  geared towards those looking to sustain their recovery from an eating disorder.  No formal diagnosis is required. This is not an introductory group and is intended for those who have been able to find some progress with their recovery already. Strengthen your progress and learn from others in weekly discussions around various themes related to maintaining your recovery. Each week will start with an informal check-in and then explore a different topic chosen by the participants. This group is not a substitute for intensive outpatient or inpatient treatment, and it is strongly encouraged that participants keep in regular contact with their family doctor for medical monitoring while attending this group.

DBT for Every Body: A 10-Week Group

A 10-week group for for anyone looking to build DBT skills as part of their recovery journey.

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July 20th - October 5th, Mondays from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM EST.


No Group (Holidays):

  • Monday, August 3rd, 2026 (Civic Holiday)

  • Monday, September 7th, 2026 (Labour Day)

Facilitated by: Dr. Darcy Waisman, MD (she/her) and Donnica Campbell, MSW student (she/her)

Enrolment is open NOW!

This group is designed for anyone with an eating disorder or disordered eating who is interested in learning about and applying Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) skills, including mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness, to interrupt unhelpful coping patterns and build a life worth living. This group is professionally facilitated by one of our clinicians, and each session is 90 minutes in length. This is a closed group, and as such, we ask that participants be able to commit to the full 10-week duration. No diagnosis is required, nor is previous experience with DBT. Please note that this group is not meant to serve as a replacement for intensive DBT programming, nor is it a substitute for outpatient or inpatient hospital-based treatment.

On The Journey

A 10-week group for those struggling with disordered eating/eating disorder for two or more years.

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July 21st - September 22nd, Tuesdays from 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM EST.

Facilitated by: Dr. Darcy Waisman, MD (she/her) and Jenna McDonald, MSc Global Health student (she/her)

Enrolment is open NOW!

This group is designed for people who are struggling with a long-standing eating disorder, or who have relapsed after hospital-based treatment for an eating disorder. Topics for each session are chosen by participants themselves. Since most participants have had experience with formal treatment for their eating disorder, the topics chosen typically go beyond basic psychoeducation and skill development. The facilitators design sessions according to the needs of the group, and there is often a wide range of issues addressed. Opportunity for discussion is particularly important in this group, as participants have considerable knowledge and experience to share. The group is professionally facilitated by one of our clinicians, and each session is 90 minutes in length. We ask that participants commit to the full 10 weeks. No diagnosis is required and there is no charge for the group - however donations are welcomed. Please note that this group is not a substitute for outpatient or inpatient hospital-based treatment.

Group Guidelines

Our guidelines and no-show policy help us create an inclusive space that welcomes people from all backgrounds and facilitates conversations focused on recovery. 

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group guidelines
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