Join us for updates, introductions, support discussions, and special guest appearances. These meetings tend to be large (approaching a hundred guests) and can run on for several hours. Feel free to pop in and out as per your convenience.
Connect and Heal: Join Our Support Groups
CHBMP is dedicated to supporting those impacted by COVID-related policies, protocols, and mandates. Our nightly support groups provide a compassionate environment where individuals can share experiences, find solace, and gain strength from community support. Whether you need a place to discuss your journey, seek spiritual comfort, express yourself creatively, or find practical coping strategies, our groups are here to help.
Take the Next Step
If you or someone you know has been adversely affected by COVID-related treatments and protocols, we invite you to register for our support groups. Join us to start your journey towards recovery and empowerment. Learn about our groups below and register to join.
ALL TIMES ARE CST
Alternating with Family Share with Denise. Dedicated to parents grieving the loss of a child due to COVID protocols.
A platform specifically designed for the widows and survivors among us.
This group supports those who have survived the deadly hospital protocols, offering a platform to discuss challenges and share experiences.
Engage in faith-based discussions and find spiritual solace with fellow Catholics. Guided by Gail, this group offers a space to share experiences, prayers, and support in the context of Catholic beliefs and teachings.
A therapeutic session where members express themselves through art, facilitated by CC.
A space for men to discuss their experiences during the COVID crisis, sharing in a group of peers who’ve had similar journeys.
A fusion of soulful discussions and Bible study sessions, aimed at nurturing the spirit.
Occasional game nights hosted by CC, offering a lighter, fun-filled respite from the week’s challenges.
A focused group offering support and coping strategies for those dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder.