Attend a support group in person, or register for an online forum. Talking to people who have had similar experiences to you can be very helpful. You can do this in person or online.Online Forums and Chat RoomsAlcoholics AnonymousProvides peer-to-peer support for people struggling with alcohol dependency.Alcoholics Anonymous UK websiteANDYSMANCLUBANDYSMANCLUB are a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free to attend peer-to-peer support groups across the United KingdomANDYSMANCLUB - It's Okay To TalkAutism groupA weekly social, information and support group for student who have a formal diagnosis, are awaiting assessment, or self-identify as autistic.Autism group | Disability and Learning Support Service | Disability and Learning Support ServiceGrief GroupThe Grief Group is a bi-weekly peer support group for students hosted by The Chaplaincy.Grief Group | Multi-Faith and Belief Chaplaincy, For All Faiths and None | ChaplaincyNo More PanicNo More Panic provides a web forum and chat room for sufferers and carers of people with Panic, Anxiety, Phobias and Obsessive Compulsive Disorders (OCD).Forum - No More PanicChat room - No More PanicSupport ED If you have an eating disorder our groups for people over 18 offer a safe, positive and welcoming space for anyone struggling with any kind of eating disorder or food related problem. Eating Disorder Support Groups - SupportEDTransgender EqualityFind details of support groups all over Scotland for transgender, non-binary & intersex people.Transgender equality and rights in Scotland This article was published on Wednesday 22 November 2023