Getting people comfortable and ready to talk sometimes requires help. If you’re looking for icebreaker activities to get the conversation flowing during support group meetings, here are a few ideas to get you started:

Ask participants to share their name, pronouns*, and…

• What brought them to your support group
• What they hope to take away from your virtual meeting
• One word to describe how they’re feeling
• An example of how they’re practicing self-care
• Something that is frustrating them
• Something that is making them feel better

*Remember that sharing pronouns might be new for somepeople at your meeting. As the icebreaker leader, be sure totake a moment and explain why you’re sharing your pronouns as part of your introduction so people have context.

Download this resource here: Icebreaker Activities