Family Support Group
Our CORR Family Support Group helps support families in the aftermath of sexual assault. No family is prepared for what happens when a sexual offense is committed by a family member. This cost-free group provides information and education to help navigate the emotional, social, and judicial turmoil of such an event.
This group is currently on pause. Please fill out the form below to be added to our interest list, so we can notify you when it starts again.
Adult Survivor Support Group
Next Meeting Date: September 7, 2026
Upcoming Dates: September 21, October 5, October 19, November 2, November 16, 2026
Our CORR Adult Survivor Support Group is a cost-free meeting that is open to women who have experienced the trauma of sexual abuse. We offer a safe environment where women with similar experiences can share and learn from each other. To attend this group, it is mandatory that all participants be actively involved with their own individual therapy.
Adult Survivor Support Group is online-only through Zoom Video meetings.
Community Support Group
Meetings alternate by month between the second and last Thursday. (Hybrid Meetings)
5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Next Meeting Date: September 10, 2026
Upcoming Dates: October 29, November 12, December 17, 2026
Our CORR Community Support Group is a ninety minute, cost-free, meeting open to anyone including, but not limited to, those who have caused sexual harm and the significant individuals in their lives such as partners, parents, friends, and neighbors. Meetings alternate by month between the second and last Thursday.
Community Support Group meetings are now being offered using a hybrid format, which is a combination of face-to-face (in-person) and virtual via Zoom.
Members Support Group
Last Thursday, every other month (Hybrid Meetings)
5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Next Meeting Date: September 24, 2026
Upcoming Dates: November 19, 2026
Our CORR’s Members Support Group is a ninety minute, cost-free, meeting designed to help those who have caused sexual harm as they seek to support each other, their victims, their victim’s families, and to repair the damage of their harm. Attendees come together to share a meal, lend encouragement, problem solve, and help one another with challenges such as employment, housing, and everyday accountability and responsibility. They work to remain offense free and to attain better lives. Meetings are held the last Thursday of every other month alternating with the Community Support Group.
Members Support Group meetings are now being offered using a hybrid format, which is a combination of face-to-face (in-person) and virtual via Zoom.
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Looking For Something Else?
CORR is growing, and we want to make sure we’re supporting what people actually need. If you don’t see a group that fits, let us know below. As interest builds, we’ll look into starting new groups and keep you updated.
CORR Group Guidelines
We encourage transparent & caring dialogue
We are mindful of meeting times
We keep the identities of participants confidential
We practice emotional regulation or ask for help to do so
We speak up if someone is doing something harmful
We may be critical of ideas, but not people
We assume the best intentions in others
We are inclusive
We share, but note how much time we take
We practice listening, learning, & guiding
We ask before offering advice
If conflict emerges, we prioritize accountability and repair
We help others to feel heard and note hands raised
Our mics are muted, unless speaking, & cameras are on. If privacy is preferred, an explanation is offered to help others feel comfortable
Other household members are not near the camera, mic, or speakers
Groups are support, not treatment. If someone needs treatment, we have referrals
If you are on probation/parole & want to connect with someone outside of meetings, please notify the Board beforehand