A divorce support group is meeting in Inverness to help people cope with the emotional toll of separation. The group, called Divorce Care, offers a safe space for people dealing with deep hurt, anger, grief, depression and anxiety after a split. Participants can join at any time, and there is no cost to attend.
The group focuses on healing and moving forward. Members share their experiences, learn coping skills and build connections with others who understand what they are going through. Facilitators guide discussions on topics including finances, co-parenting, self-care and rebuilding a sense of identity after a marriage ends. Attendees do not need to commit to the full program to benefit from a single session.
Organizers say many people feel isolated during divorce, and a support network can make a significant difference. Friends and family members who want to help a loved one through the process can also learn how to offer effective support. The group does not require any specific religious belief, though some sessions reference faith-based principles.
Those interested in attending can find more information through the Divorce Care website at divorcecare.org. Local residents seeking related counseling or mental health services can also contact the Citrus County Health Department for referrals. Free and low-cost support options are available for those facing financial hardship during separation.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
Sources: Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
