ASCA San Francisco
Peer Support Group for Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse
ASCA is a community based, peer support group for adult survivors of physical, sexual, and emotional childhood abuse.
The purpose of our group meetings is to bring together within a nurturing and supportive community, we who were abused as children to share our experiences, and resources. Our aim is to transform our identities from victims, to survivors, to thrivers.
Meeting Date & Information
Upcoming Meetings for 2026
We host password-protected, video-on meetings using Zoom.
PLEASE NOTE: As of September 1, 2026 we will have a new meeting Link, email for the details.
To learn about how to participate in our Supportive Feedback Style Meeting please:
ASCA is an international self-help support group program originally created by the Norma J. Morris Center
For more information visit www.ascasupport.org.
Peer Support Group for Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse
ASCA is a community based, peer support group for adult survivors of physical, sexual, and emotional childhood abuse.
The purpose of our group meetings is to bring together within a nurturing and supportive community, we who were abused as children to share our experiences, and resources. Our aim is to transform our identities from victims, to survivors, to thrivers.
Meeting Date & Information
Upcoming Meetings for 2026
- August 27
- September 10 & 24
- October 8 & 22
- November 5 & 19
- December 3, 17 & 31
- All Meetings Start Time: 6:30 pm (Pacific Time Zone)
- Where: Online via Zoom
- Who: Adults (18+) who experienced childhood abuse
Cost: Free - Please email us at [email protected] for the password if our meeting sounds like a good fit for your needs.
We host password-protected, video-on meetings using Zoom.
PLEASE NOTE: As of September 1, 2026 we will have a new meeting Link, email for the details.
- If you are uncomfortable having your video on, please see the other virtual meeting options ASCA offers.
- If you are a returning participant to our meetings and miss the 6:30 start time, you can remain in the Zoom waiting room and you'll be let in the meeting during the 3 minute break.
- New members must read the meeting guidelines and supportive feedback, prior to us providing the meeting details.
To learn about how to participate in our Supportive Feedback Style Meeting please:
- Review the Meeting Ground Rules and Guidelines.
- Become familiar with how a Supportive Feedback works, we only allow supportive feedback in this group.
- We also recommend downloading the Survivor-to-Thriver Manual (PDF). Other reading formats available on the ASCA Support Materials page.
ASCA is an international self-help support group program originally created by the Norma J. Morris Center
For more information visit www.ascasupport.org.