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Are You Ready to Tackle Your Goals? Join the Wellness Accountability Huddle! 🌿
by Heather225
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September 15th
...See more Are you ready to take your wellness journey to the next level with real community support? Whether you’ve been part of our past challenges or are looking for a fresh start in 2026, we invite you to join the Wellness Accountability Huddle. This is a dedicated, closed group for members and listeners who want to stay consistent with their health and wellness goals, covering everything from physical fitness and nutrition to mindfulness, healing, and emotional balance. What to Expect The Huddle is a structured 5-week journey where we build habits together. Each week features a specific focus: Week 1: Introductions & Vision Setting Week 2: Embracing Goals & Sharing Progress Week 3: The Power of Mindfulness and Self-Care Week 4: Navigating Setbacks with Resilience Week 5: Celebrating Growth & Next Steps To make the most of your experience: * Participate in the group chat at least once a week. * Introduce yourself and your wellness goals in Week 1 (required to confirm your spot). * Be open to sharing your progress, supporting others, and practicing respectful communication. * Follow all 7 Cups chatroom and community guidelines. How to Join To keep this space supportive and focused, this is a closed group for adults (18+). Let’s build healthy habits together. Invites for this group start going out next week, so reserve your spot today! 👉 Sign Up Here! [https://forms.gle/FWJro9iKPKaWTSBt5]👈 Questions? Leave them below! ------------------------- * FAQ [https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/7CupsHuddles_2394/WellnessAccountabilityHuddleFrequentlyAskedQuestionsFAQ_375491] * 2026 Signup Schedule [https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/7CupsHuddles_2394/MarkYourCalendars2026WellnessAccountabilityHuddleSchedule_375489/]
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Accountability Wellness Huddle Support Thread
by AffyAvo
Last post
July 23rd
...See more Need some support achieving your wellness huddle goal? Share here what type of support you need. It could be ieas for breaking down your goal into a smaller step, ideas for reducing a barrier, help with figuring out the SMART structure for your goal or you need some extra encouragement after a setback, etc! We can then offer the support you're seeking.  This is a supplement to the group chat - sometimes a slower pace allows for new ideas to pop up, and it sticks around for all timezones.
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Shared Spaces, Shared Respect: A Reminder on Tolerance & Inclusivity
by Heather225
Last post
July 12th
...See more Hi everyone! 7 Cups is, at its core, a global sanctuary built on empathy, acceptance, and community. We host a wide variety of group chat rooms to ensure that every individual, regardless of their background, struggles, or identity, has a safe place to feel seen and supported. We want to address a situation that occasionally comes up across our platform, particularly within our LGBTQ+ room, regarding how we interact with spaces that might not apply to us. Sometimes, individuals enter a room simply to express discomfort with its presence on their sidebar or to ask how to remove it. Entering any topic-based support room, whether it’s for the LGBTQ+ community, grief support, chronic illness, (etc., to question its visibility can unintentionally disrupt the supportive environment inside. For communities that may already face outside challenges, our rooms need to remain absolute safe havens. When an interaction makes members feel like they have to defend their right to be visible, it impacts the core purpose of that support group. True tolerance means embracing that spaces exist for everyone, respecting their right to be visible, and allowing those rooms to remain peaceful and inclusive. How the Chat List Works To clear up any confusion and prevent these unintended disruptions: * Active public rooms display automatically so those in need can find them. Listings cannot be customized or hidden individually. * Visibility is not enrollment: Seeing a room on the list does not mean you are a member or obligated to engage. * You choose where to enter: If a room or topic doesn’t apply to your life or beliefs, you simply do not have to enter. The most supportive choice you can make for your fellow members is to just scroll past. No matter which room you visit or find comfort in: You belong here, you are welcome, and your spaces are valid. Let’s continue to choose kindness, hold ourselves to a high standard of mutual respect, and do our caring community proud. ------------------------- Please review our full 7 Cups Community Guidelines to learn more about our standards for respect, safety, and inclusivity. [https://www.7cups.com/community-guidelines/]
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The “Actually, I’m Proud of This” Challenge
by CommunityModAnne
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1 day ago
...See more To be presented in the Member Community Room at 10 AM EST, 20 September 2026 If you cannot make it, please drop your 1 thing in this thread so we can still support you
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Finding Strength Through the Struggles ,Looking for Connection and Support
by nojudgejustlisten32
Last post
Wednesday
...See more Hi everyone. Just wanted to say hello and share that I'm taking things one day at a time. Looking forward to getting to know you all and learning from your experiences
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Thank You, 7 Cups Ambassadors!
by Walker7957
Last post
October 23rd
...See more Hello 7 Cups Ambassadors,   I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you for being so incredible. As a member, I don’t always see everything that happens behind the scenes, but I appreciate the time, care and dedication you put into keeping the community safe, organised and filed with kindness and support. You hardwork and contributions helps to make 7 Cups such a special place for me.    Thank you @Rebehak for keep the community safe and ensuring everyone follows the guidelines. I’ve really enjoyed attending the safety discussion you’ve hosted in the past, they really help me better understand how to stay safe online.    Thank you @Yourbuddy30 for supporting the academy programs, @PostivePumpkin22 for helping with the leadership development program and @Anusha for helping with the internship program. While I may not know much about the academy side of 7 Cups, I truly admire the effort and care you put into helping listeners grow, learn and develop their skills. It must take a lot of hard work, but you are doing great at it!   Thank you @soulsings for always supporting me. I really enjoy sending you my daily to do list and working through it together. I’m grateful for your continued care and support throughout school. I also love attending your mindfulness session. Thank you, soul, your kindness means more than you know.      Thank you @AnnaSilverberg you are such an amazing person and listener. Thank you for always helping me feel safe and for bringing a smile to my face after a bad day. I like sitting in calming quiet with you and hosting together. Thank you for your posts on Pete, Malu and Saja, they help me learn to understand my feelings and control my emotions.   Thank you @Tommy for helping keep the forums organised and engaging. I appreciate all the work you do, it doesn’t go unseen!   Thank you @Harsvin and @InternalAcceptance for helping listeners maintain high standards and focusing on quality. I’m not sure what the anonymous evaluation team is but it sounds mysterious and top secret.    Thank you @Suryansh, @Jenna and @EmmaE for playing a central role in supporting listeners and helping with the listener chatrooms. I appreciate you being there for the listeners. Being a listener doesn’t look easy at all, it means so much to me knowing there are people there to support and care for them too.    Thank you @Amy for helping the welcome committee and @KristenHR for helping with the verified listener team.   Thank you for all your time, leadership and support. You help create my safe space.    I drew you all!   Walker (some writing support was provided) Please click here [https://ibb.co/60rh8Wjq] to see the photo in full quality
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Community Mod Feedback Form!
by CommunityModLou
Last post
October 22nd
...See more Hey hi hellouuuu everyone! I would like to announce a really exciting initiative that those in charge of the community moderation team have created so that we, as community moderators, can get your feedback about how we’re doing. It’s called the… Community Moderator Feedback Form! What is this form? This form is a way for you to give your thoughts about how us community mods rate on a few different factors i.e. professionalism, fast response to PMs (... I know I suffer from this one), etc. Isn’t this just a report form? No! This is not a replacement for reporting. When you report a moderator, it is for a specific behavior or situation. This form is for overall feedback. But Lou, how do I evaluate you if you’re in charge of the form? I am not in charge of the form. I’m just the little robot messenger. Admin will be reading the form and providing us feedback based on your responses! Will the Comm Mods see my responses and know I sent them? Nope! While we encourage you to put your username so we know someone isn’t using the form in bad faith (for example, spamming because they’re unhappy with the mod), your username will not be shared with us. How is this useful? This can give us mods valuable feedback about our different moderation styles, where we can improve as individual moderators, and where we can improve as a team! Can I evaluate more than one moderator? Absolutely! To do so, please submit one form for EACH mod for whom you would like to leave feedback, or if you would like to leave feedback for the Community Mod Team overall, there is an option to leave feedback for the whole team. Some things to remember * Be honest! Remember, the best feedback is honest, thorough, clear, kind, and constructive. We can’t grow from mean statements. * Think generally not specifically. Make sure you’re evaluating the moderator based on all of your experiences, not just one time. * You should only evaluate the moderators that you feel you can give a fair evaluation to. Unless you’re awake 24/7 (I hope not!), you won’t have met every moderator. In fact, you might see some names on this last and think, “Who is that?!” Please only fill out the form for moderators that you have been around many times. If you have any questions, you can post below! Click here for the feedback form! [https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1A7sThDz8bDEBZkT21cCyVDkaUmTbivezR6EYj0GhBp4/preview] Stay great, friends! CommunityModLou
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Give Sorrow Words
by Refq19
Last post
October 22nd
...See more "Give sorrow words; the grief that does not speak whispers the o'er-fraught heart and bids it break." …William Shakespeare  I'll admit something: sometimes I sit in front of a message from someone sharing real pain, and I don't know what to say. Every sentence I type, I delete, afraid it will sound shallow or hurt them more. I'm not sure every listener feels this way, but I do, and so do some listeners I know, so I wanted us to talk about it openly. A feeling like this isn't weakness or failure. More often, it's a sign that we take this seriously. What might be happening inside us? Researchers Tania Singer and Olga Klimecki distinguish between two responses to someone else's suffering: * Empathic distress: feeling intense distress at the other person's pain and wanting to pull away to protect ourselves. If it continues, it can lead to burnout. * Compassion: feeling warmth, care, and a desire to be there for the person. In their experiments, compassion training reduced negative feelings and engaged a different brain network. So when you feel unable to respond, ask yourself: am I drowning in their pain, or am I present with them? The fear of saying the wrong thing Carl Rogers, founder of person-centered therapy, saw empathic understanding and unconditional acceptance as key conditions for helping someone feel safe. Research by Guy Itzchakov and colleagues on "high-quality listening" describes it as attention, effort to understand, and positive intention, and links it to better well-being for the speaker. And in a study on thank-you letters, Amit Kumar and Nicholas Epley found that people underestimate the impact of their kind words and overestimate how awkward the other person will feel. That study isn't about listening specifically, but it reminds us that our simple words may matter more than we imagine. When we feel stuck, we can: * Be honest : "What you shared is heavy, and I don't want to say something that minimizes how you feel. Can you tell me more?" * Reflect back what we heard : "So you feel alone in this?" * Leave room for silence  without filling it with advice. * Avoid phrases like  It will pass" or "Others have it worse." * Remember that our role is to listen , not to fix A question for members: When you share something painful with someone, what kind of response do you need most? Just to be heard? Reassurance? Questions? Advice? There's no wrong answer, and your replies will help listeners respond in ways closer to what you actually need. And for listeners: * When did you feel unable to respond, and what did you do? * Is there a sentence you regretted, or one that comforted someone more than you expected? * How do you protect yourself from emotional exhaustion after heavy conversations? Share your experiences. Maybe one of ours will help someone else.
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Famliy issues
by PawsomePaws
Last post
October 21st
...See more I have been keeping 7cups a secert from mum and famliy for monts because she doesnt like me talking to strangers. Im thinking about telling her about this but if tell her she might shout she has found out in past took she took phone .I'm not surposed to have this or internet but i hardly spend time with famliy anymore as need to be in room when on cups , I just wish she would understand im a adult can make my own decisions if tell her could loose all friends made here i dont want that to happen it just makes me sad how she doesnt trust me .i dont no what to do miss spending time with family
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Little game i will leave you until I am ready to do part 2 teen side 🌱
by Magicpawsoffuture
Last post
October 21st
...See more  Little game i will  leave you until I am ready to  do part 2 🌱  Now you know what inclusion means in the rooms. 🤝 Let’s try to name words from a to z that can represent  inclusion 🔤  for example a accepting  b Belonging 🫂
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FAIRNESS
by luminousSun8290
Last post
October 20th
...See more Would I be correct when I state that the manner in which we solve/ handle challenges or problems can dictate how an individual treats others?
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Peer pressure /group rooms teen side
by Magicpawsoffuture
Last post
October 18th
...See more  One thing that  can be not obvious is  if you see someone  else Mistreated a person  with a disability wrong.  😕  Yo it might be stuff  that I already said like not know say or you uncomfortable but it could be online peer pressure.  🥺   Taking  a close  look👀 you might want to the only one not to join in 🧘 or feel  like u will be judge  if you do not follow suit or scared you loose friends because of it. 😰.  I just want you to know it’s valid and understandable  you to feel that way  have fear of what going happen if do not join in, 💪  I want to say it’s okey to say no to  this. It does  not mean u are weak but it show how brave and strong you. It means you are a warrior with big heart that wants to kindness over hate. 🛡️ 💖 🦁 ✨
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Getting alone with people who hard being with🤝
by Magicpawsoffuture
Last post
October 18th
...See more This next topic is a hard and sensitive topic   😬 Being a round people people u do  not or does not get along with that be tough but we some  how need to find a way to coexist with people have have issues. I first want it valid and understandable that u  might feel this way but finding tools to being around. People is  stepping stop in make a inclusive garden on 7 cups. 🤍  Here are some tips on how to make it happen. 1 it’s okey to agree to disagree . 🤝  2 mute if you need to before it goes. In wrong direction. 🛑🤐 3 do not argue or get defensive since  thst would just make it worse. 🛑🙅‍♂️ 4 if you are not comfortable with topic you do have to talk to the person. 🛑🚪 5 be opened mind or willing to learn.📖🏝️ 6 if it gets messy you can always get a mod. 🚨🙋‍♀️ 7 if needed you can take a break from the room. 8 try to find some  comen ground that you can talk about. questions  to think about  💬🗯️ * What is one trick you use to stay calm when a chatroom gets tense? * How does keeping the peace—even with people we dislike—help protect the whole community?
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Peer pressure looks different on 18+ side in rooms
by Magicpawsoffuture
Last post
October 15th
...See more On teenside  peer pressure is so obvious and out there but on 18+ side less obvious and  in back.  You may ask what does like on the 18+ 1 staying silent when you know something you know is wrong. 2 acting a certain way to fit into the group. 3 picking sides a disagreement happens 4 join in when others engage in conflict 5  Ignoring others in rooms.  I just want you to know it’s valid and understandable  you to feel that way  have fear of what going happen if do not join in, 💪  I want to say it’s okey to say no to  this. It does  not mean u are weak but it show how brave and strong you. It means you are a warrior with big heart that wants to kindness over hate. 🛡️ 💖 🦁 ✨
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Master post on people with disabilities in group room
by Magicpawsoffuture
Last post
October 14th
...See more  I am doing a master post  for series of people with disabilities in group rooms 1 https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/General_2446/WelcomingMemberswithDevelopmentalandLearningDisabilities_390189/ [https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/General_2446/WelcomingMemberswithDevelopmentalandLearningDisabilities_390189/] 2 https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/General_2446/MeetingMemberswithDevelopmentalandLearningDisabilitiesforforfirsttimeinchatrooms_390624/ [https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/General_2446/MeetingMemberswithDevelopmentalandLearningDisabilitiesforforfirsttimeinchatrooms_390624/] 3 https://www.7cups.com/forum/disabilities/General_2442/Waystofindoutaboutdisabilities_390636/ [https://www.7cups.com/forum/disabilities/General_2442/Waystofindoutaboutdisabilities_390636/] 4 https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/General_2446/Takingthefirststepwithmemberswithdisabilities_391571/ [https://www.7cups.com/forum/groupmod/General_2446/Takingthefirststepwithmemberswithdisabilities_391571/]

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