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support group
noun
- a group of people who meet regularly to support or sustain each other by discussing problems affecting them in common, as alcoholism or bereavement.
Word History and Origins
Origin of support group1
Example Sentences
The King highlighted "the profound impact of human connection - whether in the careful explanation from a specialist nurse, the hand held by a hospice volunteer, or the shared experience in a support group".
She has now found a support group where people with the condition can talk about their experiences.
But when he starts hallucinating conversations with climate activist Greta Thunberg, imagining himself at a support group for extinct animals and actually vandalizing borrowed lawnmowers, it seems his chemo is upending his brain.
Vinny was eventually diagnosed with nonverbal autism and a seizure disorder, and Blanco joined a support group for parents that Lakatos was leading.
At the outset of the film’s narrative, Rickey is kindly asked to leave a grief support group that he’s all but taken over after the death of his father.
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