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THURSDAYS is an in person, drop-in, social group for people ages 18 and up, as a way for adults living with mental illness to socialize and form meaningful relationships. Attendees meet in person at 33 South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042. Facilitated by licensed professionals. Masks are required for indoor programming, regardless of vaccination status.
Comfort Zone is a drop-in support group for anyone with a mood disorder. It’s a time for people to check in and share how things have been going and gain and provide supportive feedback. It is free, open to anyone who thinks they’d benefit, and is facilitated by a trained staff member. The group […]
Comfort Zone is a drop-in support group for anyone with a mood disorder. It’s a time for people to check in and share how things have been going and gain and provide supportive feedback. It is free, open to anyone who thinks they’d benefit, and is facilitated by a trained staff member. The group […]
A professionally facilitated group where families and consumers come together to discuss and problem-solve challenges in a supportive environment. Goals of the group include providing support to families as well as improving communication within the family and strengthening socialization. If you wish to participate in The Family and Consumer Connection group, please reach out […]
This year-round group meets every Thursday morning via zoom, and is designed for family members (parents, spouses and partners, siblings, adult offspring) of people with mental illness, to gain support and perspective about mental illness in the family, in a facilitated, confidential discussion group. For information contact Mel at mbryan@mhainspire.org To join, click here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82704330343?pwd=2aod2zNujOmkfQYE2HQ2oRcqKbJQeq.1. Meeting ID: 827 0433 […]
THURSDAYS is an in person, drop-in, social group for people ages 18 and up, as a way for adults living with mental illness to socialize and form meaningful relationships. Attendees meet in person at 33 South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042. Facilitated by licensed professionals. Masks are required for indoor programming, regardless of vaccination status.
Comfort Zone is a drop-in support group for anyone with a mood disorder. It’s a time for people to check in and share how things have been going and gain and provide supportive feedback. It is free, open to anyone who thinks they’d benefit, and is facilitated by a trained staff member. The group […]
Comfort Zone is a drop-in support group for anyone with a mood disorder. It’s a time for people to check in and share how things have been going and gain and provide supportive feedback. It is free, open to anyone who thinks they’d benefit, and is facilitated by a trained staff member. The group […]
This year-round group meets every Thursday morning via zoom, and is designed for family members (parents, spouses and partners, siblings, adult offspring) of people with mental illness, to gain support and perspective about mental illness in the family, in a facilitated, confidential discussion group. For information contact Mel at mbryan@mhainspire.org To join, click here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82704330343?pwd=2aod2zNujOmkfQYE2HQ2oRcqKbJQeq.1. Meeting ID: 827 0433 […]
THURSDAYS is an in person, drop-in, social group for people ages 18 and up, as a way for adults living with mental illness to socialize and form meaningful relationships. Attendees meet in person at 33 South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042. Facilitated by licensed professionals. Masks are required for indoor programming, regardless of vaccination status.
Comfort Zone is a drop-in support group for anyone with a mood disorder. It’s a time for people to check in and share how things have been going and gain and provide supportive feedback. It is free, open to anyone who thinks they’d benefit, and is facilitated by a trained staff member. The group […]
Comfort Zone is a drop-in support group for anyone with a mood disorder. It’s a time for people to check in and share how things have been going and gain and provide supportive feedback. It is free, open to anyone who thinks they’d benefit, and is facilitated by a trained staff member. The group […]
