This BIPOC only space will meet to work through stressful feelings & frustration associated with being a POC content creator weekly on Wednesdays at 4 PM EST.

Workplace stress often ranks as a priority in mental health care. This is overwhelmingly more challenging to address for performers that have limited outlets to discuss, brainstorm, and develop healthy coping tools with industry colleagues.

This group can be used as a supplement to individual counseling or on its own to gain insight from peers and licensed professionals. This group will be facilitated BIPOC-AIC Wellness Member & Pineapple Support counselors, Jasmine Johnson LCSW.

In collaboration with BIPOC Collective

Every Wednesday at 4pm EST

Course provided by Jasmine Johnson

Many individuals feel lost, confused, triggered and retraumatized from experiencing the crisis from the modern world.

We welcome you to come learn tips to strengthen yourself, actions to take to feel empowered, and to receive support from others.

Every Friday at 10am PST, 1pm EST, 6pm GMT

Course provided by Dr. Tracy Moore

What are the challenges facing men working in the adult online industry? What advice do you wish you had when starting out? What top-tips would you give to other men thinking of working in the industry?

The male support group provides an opportunity to come together as a community of male content creators, and focus on sexual health, self-identity, and well-being in a sex-positive forum.

This is your opportunity to connect with others, share experiences, and contribute to the well-being of community members.

The group will be an open forum in the main. The six sexual health principles* of consent, non-exploitation, protection from sexual ill-health, honesty, shared values, and mutual pleasure will be introduced as a framework to guide sessions and for group values. (*Braun-Harvey & Vigorito).

Last Thursday of each month, starting at 2pm PST / 5pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm CET

(2023 Dates – May25, June 29, July27, Aug31, Sept28, Oct26, Nov30, Dec28)

Course provided by Peter Carter

The effects of trauma can show up in our lives in a variety of different ways; from flashbacks, to strained relationships, anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances, and many more. If this sounds like you, regardless of how significant you might believe your trauma to be, this group can help. This support group is designed for survivors of trauma to come together in a safe and confidential space to receive support and learn tools and strategies to recover from your traumatic experiences and build resilience.

When we’ve experienced trauma our nervous system is on high alert for danger. For this support group we will create a container that is safe, welcoming, accepting and compassionate for all participants.

If you’re looking for strengths-based strategies to recover from trauma, and a safe environment to share and connect, then this group might be for you.

Course Provided by Alicia Graham

Feeling comfortable in our bodies can be challenging. In this 6 week support group participants will have the opportunity to share personal stories, explore related topics, and support one another in their journeys to improve their relationships with their bodies and increase self-compassion. The facilitator will introduce topics and provide information based on themes noted in previous sessions.

Course Provided by Danielle Dass

DBT is a therapeutic style that focuses on presence, empowerment, and increasing impulse control and managing our emotions. DBT has led many to emotional freedom and liberation from attachments. During this group we will learn and practice DBT skills consistently. Weekly attendance is highly recommended as skills build on each other.

Course Provided by Rachael Wells

themes including but not limited to examining social the social stigma of sex work, expectations around parenting and gender, managing relationships, establishing support and community, developing self-compassion, discussing sexual and mental health concerns, coming out to children as sex workers, body image, fertility, and pregnancy, and much more.

This group aims to assist its participants with:

● confronting the cycles of isolation, avoidance, and withdraw from your life
● increasing ability to represent more fully and authentically in relationships
● naming and dismantling sources of shame-based oppression
● building supportive relationships that serve as a source of strength and resilience
● developing insight and confidence to move through conflict and towards more
meaningful connections
● developing insight into relational roles, patterns, and the family system that serves to maintain wanted or unwanted behavior

Course Provided by Devin Green

Life can feel overwhelming after the loss of a loved one. For many, it is a time of feeling alone and helpless. In this 6-week grief and loss support group, participants will meet with others who have suffered loss, explore the individual grief process, and gain knowledge and insight of useful grief coping skills to help participants begin to heal.

Course Provided by Danielle Dass

This group is a processes group grounded in the potential for each group member to recover and find freedom from the suffering of addiction. Walking the path together, we will work towards finding and respecting our own inner wisdom and individual journeys.

This group will utilize a secular Buddhist approach towards recovery through engaging mindful awareness in recognizing habitual patterns of behavior and making new more supportive choices, as well as developing the capacity to increase self-soothing and distress tolerance without engaging in substance abuse, codependency, sex addiction, gambling addiction, compulsive shopping, work, technology use and other obsessive behaviors. Each group will include a brief meditation, a reading, and an open sharing portion.

Course Provided by Charlie Nicely

This group will focus on being real, authentic, and fully yourself, while keeping negativity and toxicity away.

We are an open, welcoming, validating space for anyone dealing with bullies whether online or in person. Join us to learn how to keep your soul safe, and set boundaries and expectations with your work, your relationships, and your daily life.

Course Provided by Steven Mollura