Lyme Disease Support Groups

  • Richmond Mid-Atlantic Lyme Support Group (Virtual) - Our support group meetings are held on Zoom every 4th Wednesday of the month at 6:30PM Eastern time. Note: they are private, and not recorded. Email Dawn at lymehelpva@gmail.com for more information.

  • Make Time for Your Lyme - Meets 2nd & 4th Monday of every month at 5pm virtually - Join their Facebook group for details.

  • Lyme Disease Resource Center - Meets on the 2nd Saturdays of every month virtually - Find more info here.

  • MLA Virtual Support - Meets monthly and has a variety of saved speaker videos - Find more details here.

  • Project Lyme - Generation Lyme - Focuses on young adult support, meets multiple times per week. - Find more details here.

  • Lyme Alive - Meets 2nd Saturday of each month from 2pm-4pm EST virtually - Zoom link here.

  • Families for JOY- Meets every Thursday @ 8:30pm EST on Zoom. Learn more and sign up here.

  • Christina P. Kantzavelos - Lyme Disease warrior and psychotherapist offering a free monthly lyme support group through SD Lyme Alliance.

    Find more details here

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FAQs - Lyme Disease Support Groups

1. What are Lyme Disease Support Groups?

  • Lyme Disease Support Groups are community-based organizations or online platforms where individuals affected by Lyme disease can come together for emotional support, information sharing, and mutual assistance. They offer a safe space for discussing challenges, experiences, and coping strategies.

2. Why should I join a Lyme Disease Support Group?

  • Joining a Lyme Disease Support Group can provide several benefits, including emotional support, access to valuable information, the opportunity to connect with others facing similar challenges, and a sense of belonging. It can help you feel less isolated and more empowered in managing Lyme disease.

3. How can I find a Lyme Disease Support Group near me?

  • To find a Lyme Disease Support Group in your area, you can start by searching online, searching Facebook groups specifically for Lyme Disease, or contacting local healthcare providers who may have information about local groups. Social media platforms and online Lyme disease communities are also great resources for locating support groups.

4. Are there online Lyme Disease Support Groups?

  • Yes, there are numerous online Lyme Disease Support Groups and forums where you can connect with individuals from around the world. These virtual communities provide a convenient way to access support and information, especially if there are no local groups in your area. Check out our community here.

5. What topics are typically discussed in Lyme Disease Support Groups?

  • In Lyme Disease Support Groups, members often discuss a wide range of topics, including treatment options, symptom management, doctor recommendations, emotional well-being, lifestyle adjustments, and sharing personal experiences. The topics can vary based on the group's focus and the needs of its members.

6. Are Lyme Disease Support Groups only for patients?

  • No, Lyme Disease Support Groups are not exclusive to patients. They are open to patients, caregivers, family members, friends, and anyone affected by Lyme disease in any way. These groups aim to provide support to the entire Lyme disease community.