Support Groups in Bath
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The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
Peer Support Group For Women Navigating ADHD in Later Life, Bath, Somerset
📍 The Artpad
The Chat Café – Grief & Bereavement Support
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
Community Gathering to discuss Hate Crime, Discrimination and Belonging
📍 WECIL (West of England Centre for Inclusive Living)
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Grief & Bereavement Support
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Grief & Bereavement Support
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Grief & Bereavement Support
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
The Chat Café – Prostate Cancer Support Group
📍 Warminster Athenaeum
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Support Groups in Bath — Guide
Support groups in Bath offer a warm and welcoming environment for people facing similar challenges to connect and support one another. Whether you're dealing with mental health issues, chronic illness, or personal struggles, these gatherings provide a safe space where everyone feels understood. Meetings often happen regularly—weekly or bi-weekly—at various types of venues like pub function rooms, community centres, and arts hubs. Expect discussions, sharing experiences, and sometimes workshops that can offer practical advice and coping strategies.