This black friday shopping addiction support group form is built for sensitive intake, not generic event registration. It gives participants a way to join with either their real name or a pseudonym, share their preferred pronouns if they want to, and provide a private contact email for meeting links and follow-up resources.
The questions go beyond basic signup details. Participants can note whether they are new to shopping addiction support groups, rate their level of concern, describe what brought them to the group, and outline goals such as avoiding Black Friday sales, reducing spending, understanding triggers, or finding accountability.
The template also helps organizers understand the situations that drive shopping urges, including sales emails, social media ads, stress, boredom, loneliness, and fear of missing out. By asking about Black Friday-specific challenges and healthier alternative activities, the form supports better group planning and more relevant support from the start.
