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Every Friday at noon, MHA welcomes people in the community to spend time online with their peers discussing the mental health issues that concern them. Led by a clinical social […]
This group meets every 1st and 3rd Monday at 11am, and is for family members (parents, spouse, siblings, adult offspring) of people with mental illness, to gain support and perspective […]
Virtual 5- week long psychoeducational workshop series. Each week, we will be going over a different topic with in mental illness and how you can make sure you are caring […]
This group meets every week, and is for family members (parents, spouse, siblings, adult offspring) of people with mental illness, to gain support and perspective about mental illness in the […]
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 […]
Every Friday at noon, MHA welcomes people in the community to spend time online with their peers discussing the mental health issues that concern them. Led by a clinical social […]
The Intensive Family Support Services team will be teaching a tried and true approach to address problems families often face in helping loved ones recover from mental illness. Each week, […]
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 […]
INTENSIVE FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES (IFSS) PRESENTS: FALL 2022 FAMILY PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP SERIES Thursday, November 3: A Presentation on Domestic Violence with Allison Bressler, co-founder of A Partnership for Change. […]
THIS GROUP IS CANCELED THIS WEEK. This group meets every week, and is for family members (parents, spouse, siblings, adult offspring) of people with mental illness, to gain support and […]
