Support Groups
Share experiences at your own pace
Reduce isolation
Ask questions in a safe place
Connect with others who’ve been there
Peer Support Groups
Willow’s free peer support groups offer a safe and compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand. Facilitated by trained volunteers with their own lived experience, these circles are designed to reduce isolation, build meaningful connection, and foster hope. No matter what you are walking through, you do not have to carry it alone.
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Our Pregnancy & Infant Loss group offers a safe, supportive space for parents who have experienced the loss of a baby — including early or late miscarriage, ectopic or molar pregnancy, TFMR, stillbirth, or early infant loss.
When & Where: Meets in-person every fourth Sunday of the month, 2:30–4:00pm, in Wan Chai. Location provided upon registration.
Size: Limited to 6 participants for a safe, intimate setting
Peer-Led: Facilitated by those with lived experience of pregnancy or infant loss
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Our online Pregnancy & Infant Loss group provides a safe, supportive space for parents who have experienced the loss of a baby — including early or late miscarriage, ectopic or molar pregnancy, TFMR, stillbirth, or early infant loss.
When: Meets online every second Tuesday of the month, 8:00–9:30pm (HKT). Link provided upon registration.
Peer-Led: Facilitated by those with lived experience of pregnancy or infant loss
Accessible: Join from the comfort of your home, no travel needed
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Our Pregnancy After Loss group provides a safe and supportive space for parents navigating the complex mix of grief and hope as they journey through or consider pregnancy after loss — including early or late miscarriage, ectopic or molar pregnancy, TFMR, stillbirth, or early infant loss.
When & Where: Meets in-person every first Sunday of the month, 2:30–4:00pm, in Wan Chai. Location provided upon registration.
Peer-Led: Facilitated by thse with lived experience of pregnancy after loss
Size: Limited to 6 participants for a safe, intimate setting
If a group isn’t available for your needs right now, you’re welcome to explore one-to-one counselling or perinatal consults with Willow for personalised support.
Painting Through Love & Loss
A gentle evening of painting and remembrance for mothers who have experienced pregnancy or baby loss.
Held close to Mother’s Day — a time that can feel especially tender — this small gathering offers a quiet space to create and spend time among others who understand.
No art experience is needed. All materials will be provided, and light refreshments will be available.
Spaces are limited to keep the evening gentle and supportive. You are welcome whether your loss was recent or many years ago.
When: 6 May 2026, 7PM
Where: Artlas Artistry
16/F Honest Building, 9-11 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay
Cost: HK$100
Registration Deadline: 3 May
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Yes. Our peer support groups are a core part of Willow’s mission and are completely free to attend. We believe that everyone deserves a community of support, regardless of their financial situation.
From time to time, our professional counselling team may offer a process group that carries a fee, which will always be clearly communicated in advance.
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We offer both online and in-person groups, depending on the topic and your location. Each group listing will indicate the format so you know how you can participate.
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Each group meets once a month. You’re welcome to join multiple groups in a month — for example, an online group and an in-person group — to get the support that fits your needs.
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Our groups are facilitated by trained volunteers who have "lived experience." This means they have walked through their own version of the challenges Willow supports. They aren't there as clinical experts, but as peers who offer a safe and steadying presence for the circle.
Common Questions
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Each session is 90 minutes. We start with about 20 minutes of introductions and psychoeducation, followed by an hour of open discussion where everyone can share and connect.
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Not at all. We understand that speaking out loud can feel overwhelming, especially if your experience is recent or heavy. You are welcome to simply come, listen, and be in the company of others who understand. There is never any pressure to share more than you feel ready for.
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No - our peer-support groups are open, and you’re welcome to attend as many sessions as you feel you need, with no pressure to commit to every meeting.
Please note: Any Process Groups led by our professional counselling team may require commitment to a certain number of sessions.
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Our peer-support groups are drop-in, so you can join whenever it feels helpful.
Please note: Any Process Groups led by our professional counselling team may be closed.