CURRENT SUPPORT GROUPS

HOW OUR GROUPS WORK
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Every Remodeled Love Support Group follows the same simple format:
• Facilitated by Jessica or Joe (sometimes with a guest).
• Each person gets uninterrupted time to share.
• No advice or cross-talk — just presence and “I feel you” energy.
• Optional open floor after each share for support, reflections, or resources.
• Folks can continue connecting in the chat or private Discord.

Sometimes there’s nothing to fix — we just need to know we’re not alone.

RSVPs go up on Patreon/Substack two weeks before each group.
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We’re really glad you’re here.
— The Daylovers 💛

Polyamorous Parents Support Group

A safe space for misery, frustration, joy, and confusion

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Being polyamorous and a parent is a lot. It’s love and logistics, joy and burnout, deep connection and total overwhelm — often all at once.

This group is a space to talk honestly about raising kids while navigating multiple relationships. The wins, the mess, the guilt, the gratitude, and everything in between.

No fixing.
No judgment.
Just real talk with people who get it.
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If you’re juggling partners, kids, capitalism, and your own nervous system — you belong here. 💛

DUDES WITH FEELINGS

Yes, we cry sometimes...​
Dudes With Feelings exists because men aren’t exactly encouraged to talk about their emotions — especially in polyamorous spaces, where their voices often get lost.
This is a monthly support group for men and masc folks to talk about what’s really going on: the good, the messy, the confusing, and the “I have feelings and no idea what to do with them” parts.

Yes, we’re talking about feelings.
That’s the point.
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No fixing. No posturing. Just honest conversation with people who get it. All Patreon/Substack members who identify as men or masc are welcome.

​There's Nothing Wrong With You

Discover what you truly want — no judgment, just support

​This support group is for women, femmes, and non-men navigating their relationship to polyamory — whether you’re poly-curious, questioning, or trying to initiate polyamory within a monogamous relationship.

If you’re feeling guilt about wanting more, frustration with how slow the process feels, shame for even considering it, or resentment that your partner isn’t where you are… you’re in the right place.
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You’re allowed to be unsure.
You’re allowed to be a work in progress.
You’re allowed to be exactly where you are.
Say it with me: there’s nothing wrong with you.