Support Groups
Support Group FAQs
What do I need to do to get enrolled in group?
Call RCC's office line at 910-392-7185 or email the group facilitator listed on the website or social media post. From there, you and the facilitator will schedule and complete an intake that goes over your mental health history, group participation history, rules for group, and personal goals for participating in group.
Is attendance mandatory?
No, clients have full power over their decision to attend. Attendance is encouraged and invited, but not mandatory.
What can I expect coming into group?
1. The biggest thing to keep in mind is that clients are invited to participate and share at their own pace! There is no rush or requirement to disclose information that you are not ready to share.
2. Group facilitators have protective measures in place for clients to use in case someone feels triggered during the meeting. Those protective measures are general and for everyone who joins, and each group member is encouraged to utilize their own coping skills as needed.
Current Groups
We are open to creating new and different groups as they are needed. If you do not see a group that would meet your needs, please reach out to us and we will do our best to create something that will work for you. All current groups are held in-person. For more group details, please call our office line 910-392-7185.
Ongoing Support Group for Primary Survivors
An ongoing support group for individuals who have experienced sexual violence. Meet in-person on the second Tuesday and fourth Wednesday of every month.
6-Week Closed Therapy Group
A 6-week therapy group for individuals who have experienced sexual violence. Please call our office line at 910-392-7185 or ask your RCC Clinician or RCC Advocate for more information on registration.