The BPD/EUPD & CPTSD Support Group
The Bristol BPD Collective believes that everyone has inherent worth and dignity, and deserves to feel love, belonging and to find their tribe.
Regardless of diagnostic status, the BPD & CPTSD Support Group welcomes anyone who lives with BPD/EUPD, CPTSD, anyone who identifies as experiencing emotional dysregulation and strong emotions, and other BPD traits.
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In person every Monday, 6-8pm*
This group is for people who experience BPD, CPTSD, emotional dysregulation or big emotions
All meetings are drop-in in-person sessions, so there is no need to book beforehand
Tea, coffee and water will be provided
Due to safeguarding policy, we can only accept members who are 18+
*with the exception of bank holidays and other planned holidays
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In person every 2nd & 4th Monday, 6-8pm*
This group is for people who experience BPD, CPTSD, emotional dysregulation or big emotions
AND friends & family of those living with BPD. Mental health and social workers also welcome
All meetings are drop-in in-person sessions, so there is no need to book beforehand
Tea, coffee and water will be provided
Due to safeguarding policy, we can only accept members who are 18+
*with the exception of bank holidays and other planned holidays
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BPD & CPTSD Support Group Meetings are held in-person at:
St Werburghs Community Centre, Horley Rd, St Werburgh's, Bristol BS2 9TJ
As you come into the community centre you’ll see the group listings on a screen behind the front desk - we are usually based in Room 7, but please check the screen for updates.
St. Werburgh’s is easily reachable by public transport or on foot. There is limited parking available on Gatton Road.
Full advice on travel routes is available on the Community Centre ‘How to find us’ page
The venue is fully accessible. If you have any requirements that you would like to inform us of beforehand, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Photo credit: St Werburgh’s Community Centre
“It is hard to be happy without a life worth living. This is a fundamental tenet of DBT. Of course, all lives are worth living in reality. No life is not worth living. But what is important is that you experience your life as worth living—one that is satisfying, and one that brings happiness.”
― Marsha M. Linehan