You shouldn’t have to grieve your breakup alone.

If you’ve landed here, your breakup is probably harder than you expected. Whether it ended suddenly or slowly unraveled, the grief that follows can feel heavy and confusing.

You might be:

  • Obsessing over your ex

  • Feeling like you lost part of your identity

  • Replaying what happened, over and over

  • Wondering why it hurts this much

  • Struggling to move forward

  • Isolating from friends and family

  • Questioning your worth

Breakups affect more than just your relationship status. They can shake your sense of self, your day-to-day routine, and how you see the future. Lonely Hearts Club offers space to process all of that, alongside others who get it.

Feel like this might be what you need?

  • “When I was going through a life-changing breakup, everything felt like it was falling apart. Though I have close friends and family, it felt like no one understood or that they had their own judgements. Having weekly peer support sessions led by Lexi with peers from all different walks of life helped me get through a painful experience with grace and understanding."

    ET, Brooklyn, NY

  • “I have joined the Lonely Hearts Club twice. I joined initially because the heartbreak from my first relationship was debilitating. I was so depressed and lost, not knowing where I was going to live and could cry at the drop of a hat. I felt understood with the Lonely Hearts Club. I am still connected with the community I met there. ”

    Katie R., Hilo HI

  • “Before joining Lonely Hearts Club NYC, I struggled to put myself out there and felt lost without the identity of my relationship. Most people around me hadn’t been through a breakup, and I felt incredibly isolated. The group gave me a safe, validating space to process the heartache, connect with others who understood, and realize that heartbreak is universal, and worthy of being talked about.”

    AD, Brooklyn, NY

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