This mental health support group is for parents of children aged 12 to 25 who have contemplated or attempted suicide. Rather than struggle alone with how to get help for your child and yourself, join this group and share effective strategies with others in the same situation. Currently, Parents Together will meet every 1st andContinue reading Online Parents Together Group
This group is now open to anyone with a mental health condition aged 18 and above. “It is not easy to talk about what’s really going on with you,” said Pat, a group leader. “The NAMI Connection format helps smooth the way, especially for newcomers, with the structure of an agenda, group guidelines, and principlesContinue reading Online Connection Recovery Support Group
NAMI’s WCC Connection Support Group (ages 18 up) is a new support group for people who live with a mental health challenge. Meetings begin with a brief check-in and then move to deeper sharing about feelings and topics such as relationships, medication, and therapies. Group members benefit from shared experiences and group wisdom. The leadersContinue reading WCC Connections Support Group
NAMI’s Young Adult Support Group (ages 18-30) is a support group for people who live with a mental health challenge. Meetings begin with a brief check-in and then move to deeper sharing about feelings and topics such as relationships, medication, and therapies; both tried and true and alternative. Group members benefit from shared experiences andContinue reading Online Young Adults Support Group in Partnership with Corner Health
NAMI Faith Group combines scripture lessons, educational topics and sharing time to promote support and spirituality in mental health. They believe that a person’s faith can play a positive role in their mental health experience. The group is open to adults living with mental health challenges, and to anyone who wants to learn how toContinue reading Online NAMI Faith Support Group
For adults living in support of a loved one with a mental illness diagnosis. Every 2nd Tuesday from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. See Support Groups for more information. Register at https://namiwc.org/tuesday-family-and-friends-registration/
This mental health support group is for parents of children aged 12 to 25 who have contemplated or attempted suicide. Rather than struggle alone with how to get help for your child and yourself, join this group and share effective strategies with others in the same situation. Currently, Parents Together will meet every 1st andContinue reading Online Parents Together Group
NAMI Faith Group combines scripture lessons, educational topics and sharing time to promote support and spirituality in mental health. They believe that a person’s faith can play a positive role in their mental health experience. The group is open to adults living with mental health challenges, and to anyone who wants to learn how toContinue reading Online NAMI Faith Support Group
For adults living in support of a loved one with a mental illness diagnosis. Every 3rd Wednesday of the month from 7-8:30 PM. See Support Groups for more information. Register at https://namiwc.org/about/mental-health-support-groups/wed-friends-and-family-support-group/
This group is now open to anyone with a mental health condition aged 18 and above. “It is not easy to talk about what’s really going on with you,” said Pat, a group leader. “The NAMI Connection format helps smooth the way, especially for newcomers, with the structure of an agenda, group guidelines, and principlesContinue reading Online Connection Recovery Support Group
NAMI’s Young Adult Support Group (ages 18-30) is a support group for people who live with a mental health challenges. Meetings begin with a brief check-in and then move to deeper sharing about feelings and topics such as relationships, medication, and therapies. Group members benefit from shared experiences and group wisdom to help with currentContinue reading Young Adults Support Group
NAMI’s WCC Connection Support Group (ages 18 up) is a new support group for people who live with a mental health challenge. Meetings begin with a brief check-in and then move to deeper sharing about feelings and topics such as relationships, medication, and therapies. Group members benefit from shared experiences and group wisdom. The leadersContinue reading WCC Connections Support Group
