Connect, Learn, and Grow Through GPS Webinars

Begin your journey with GPS and learn how to bring the model to your community.

Transform Conversations into Healing

Join our GPS Webinars to deepen your understanding of the Group Peer Support model and discover practical tools that foster healing, resilience, and meaningful connection for your unique community. Whether you’re new to running support groups or a seasoned facilitator, these sessions are designed to inspire growth and offer real-world strategies you can use right away.

Live Webinars

Join a live GPS webinar to learn about our model, how to bring it to your community, experience a sample group, and ask questions in real time.

On-Demand Recordings

Can’t make it live? We have you covered! Catch up anytime with full access to past webinar sessions.

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Real Voices, Real Impact

“I feel like I have grown so much as a person through this experience – like two years of grad school packed into three days. My confidence has increased, and I’ve learned to trust that my experience, my mind, and my heart are enough.”
Lis Renczkowski
“Every time I sit in a circle with the GPS team, I’m inspired by the brilliance and compassion they bring to each group. It’s truly awe-inspiring to witness how they nurture and cultivate the next generation of facilitators.”
GPS Support Group Participant
“I am so fired up to get home and get started! This model is going to be an important tool in my work. I am leaving with confidence about moving forward.”
Jessica Thomas, Perinatal Health Consultant
“What is most impressive about GPS is it has the ability to evoke deep and healing responses from clients who may have shared only a guarded and superficial response in other group settings. GPS has the ability to create safe and brave spaces in which healing is then possible.”
Kevin McCarthy, Executive Director, MA Association for Addiction Recovery
”There is something about a GPS circle. It lets me set my burden down and free another brother or sister in the process.”
Tessa Smith