Join a PHP support group and find a place where others share a similar journey!



For Parents with Young Children (0-5)
The Early Years (ages 2-8)
Brain Injury
Sharing the Journey
For PARENTS with Children of Any Age/Condition
NEW! Rare Diseases Caregivers
Support for Caregivers & Reducing Overwhelm- led by an LMFT
Japanese-speaking Parent Support (email group)
Spanish-speaking Parent Support
Vietnamese-speaking Parent Support
Support groups at PHP provide a wide array of support. They are intended to help people find others who share their life experiences. Each support group is a place to get information from others, reduce feelings of isolation, get and give support, and meet people who understand you and your family. We want to help people build a community of support and reduce feelings of isolation.
Key things to know about PHP’s support groups:
- ALL support groups at PHP are confidential.
- PHP support groups are FREE.
- Support groups are for parents/caregivers unless otherwise stated.
- Group facilitators are generally knowledgeable volunteers who are parents of children with disabilities, or a person with a disability themselves.
- Most meet monthly on Zoom.
- You may find more than one group that sounds interesting. Try them all to find the one(s) that are the most helpful for you and your family.
Support groups at PHP are one of many ways to connect with other parents and caregivers. If you live in the Bay Area, contact PHP and request a 1:1 consultation with a Resource Specialist about areas of interest to your family.
Most PHP webinars, support groups, and services are FREE! We are committed to providing innovative, high-quality online content to families like yours. Please consider making a voluntary donation to help us continue this important work for families throughout our community raising a loved one with a disability! Thank you!