1:1 Support volunteers, also called Peer Mentors, provide individualized support to members of the facial pain community, their family members, and loved ones. Volunteers strive to communicate with empathy, honesty, and reassurance.
They respond by phone, text and email at the volunteer’s discretion. Members of the facial pain community are connected to volunteers through the FPA website or by recommendation from the FPA staff.
Support group meetings provide opportunities for participants to feel less alone, learn about topics of interest, and network with other participants. Support Group Leaders schedule and coordinate meetings centered on their geographical area or by areas of common interest.
Meetings are free and open to anyone affected by facial pain, their families and loved ones. They may be held in-person or virtually. Groups may meet as few as twice a year with most leaders choosing to meet quarterly or monthly.
By filling out the form below, you will receive a free FPA Patient Guide and periodic updates on the management and treatment of facial pain conditions. We do not share this information with any outside sources.
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