WHRAC’s Peer Support Groups are virtual, community-centered spaces designed to support people navigating overlooked women’s health experiences. These groups are not therapy—they are safe, confidential, nonjudgmental environments where participants can connect with others who understand their experiences, process emotions, and explore coping tools in a supportive setting.

Grounded in trauma-informed principles, each group series will be facilitated by Dr. Laetitia Meyrueix, PhD, a North Carolina Certified Peer Support Specialist, with support from Dr. Leah Chapman, PhD, MPH, WHRAC’s Founder and Executive Director. Together, they bring doctoral-level expertise in women’s and reproductive health, coupled with insight from lived experience.

Our pilot offerings will launch as free virtual series, with small-group formats designed to foster meaningful connection and participation. Initial topics will focus on areas of high need within women’s health—such as infertility and menstrual health—with additional themes to be added as the program grows.

Participants will complete a short interest form and will receive follow-up guidance from our team with next steps.

These peer support groups reflect WHRAC’s commitment to transforming research and lived experience into practical, healing-centered resources that uplift and empower our community.

More details, dates, and enrollment information will be announced soon.

Please email info@whrac.org for more information.