SUPPORT GROUP: Dating with a disability (FRIDAYS 7PM CST- Starting Sept 18)

$40.00 every week for 8 weeks

This is an 8 week support group.

Dating with a disability comes with conversations and situations that your non-disabled friends might not always get.

Dating With a Disability is a group specifically for single people with disabilities who are dating, thinking about dating, or want to feel more confident putting themselves out there.

This is not a couples or relationship group. It's a space to talk honestly about what it's like to navigate dating while living with a disability, with other people who actually understand the context.

Each session combines real group conversation, practical tools, guided discussions, and opportunities to learn from one another.

We'll Talk About Things Like:

  • Dating apps and creating a profile that actually feels like you

  • When, how, and whether to disclose your disability

  • Confidence and putting yourself out there

  • Fear of rejection

  • Figuring out whether someone is genuinely interested or just curious about your disability

  • Ableism, awkward comments, and dating red flags

  • Accessibility and planning dates

  • Asking for accommodations or help without feeling embarrassed

  • Boundaries and communicating what you need

  • Navigating independence, caregiving, and dating

  • Body image, attraction, intimacy, and vulnerability

  • Handling bad dates without letting them become evidence that dating "isn't for you"

  • Figuring out what you actually want in a partner

This Group May Be a Good Fit If You:

  • Are single and have a disability

  • Are actively dating or considering getting back into dating

  • Want to feel more confident putting yourself out there

  • Feel unsure about disability disclosure

  • Have anxiety around rejection or being judged

  • Have had frustrating or ableist dating experiences

  • Want help figuring out boundaries and communication

  • Have questions about accessibility, caregiving, intimacy, or asking for help while dating

  • Feel like your friends don't always understand the disability-specific parts of dating

  • Want a supportive space where you can talk about dating without having to explain disability first

This is an 8 week support group.

Dating with a disability comes with conversations and situations that your non-disabled friends might not always get.

Dating With a Disability is a group specifically for single people with disabilities who are dating, thinking about dating, or want to feel more confident putting themselves out there.

This is not a couples or relationship group. It's a space to talk honestly about what it's like to navigate dating while living with a disability, with other people who actually understand the context.

Each session combines real group conversation, practical tools, guided discussions, and opportunities to learn from one another.

We'll Talk About Things Like:

  • Dating apps and creating a profile that actually feels like you

  • When, how, and whether to disclose your disability

  • Confidence and putting yourself out there

  • Fear of rejection

  • Figuring out whether someone is genuinely interested or just curious about your disability

  • Ableism, awkward comments, and dating red flags

  • Accessibility and planning dates

  • Asking for accommodations or help without feeling embarrassed

  • Boundaries and communicating what you need

  • Navigating independence, caregiving, and dating

  • Body image, attraction, intimacy, and vulnerability

  • Handling bad dates without letting them become evidence that dating "isn't for you"

  • Figuring out what you actually want in a partner

This Group May Be a Good Fit If You:

  • Are single and have a disability

  • Are actively dating or considering getting back into dating

  • Want to feel more confident putting yourself out there

  • Feel unsure about disability disclosure

  • Have anxiety around rejection or being judged

  • Have had frustrating or ableist dating experiences

  • Want help figuring out boundaries and communication

  • Have questions about accessibility, caregiving, intimacy, or asking for help while dating

  • Feel like your friends don't always understand the disability-specific parts of dating

  • Want a supportive space where you can talk about dating without having to explain disability first