ROCKLAND COUNTY DEPRESSION AND BIPOLAR SUPPORT GROUP IS MOVING TO LARGER, MORE ACCOMODATING FACILITIES Each Share Group Will Have Its Own Room We Now Meet Every Week The day has changed to Thursday St John’s Episcopal Church 365 Strawtown Road, New City, NY Who Should Attend a DBSA Support Group? –People diagnosed with depression or bipolar disorder –People who think they may have a mood disorder –Supporters of a person with a mood disorder DBSA support groups are not run by professionals, …

****WE'VE GOT A NEW LOCATION**** Come inside for our new address. !! JUST BRING YOURSELF!! Meet with local people who have depression or bipolar disorder for discussion, information, and support in a safe & confidential environment. New members are welcome! This group is marked "private" because our members' privacy is so important to us. If you'd like to attend our meetings, just click on "Join us!" For more information before joining, click "About Us" on the left side of the screen.

The original idea for creating this group is to share the Bipolar Beauty with people affected by bipolar disorder and also their friends and family. The basic characteristics of this group in order to exist, is that it is positive thinking, open to new coorganisers, it is based in all the members' needs and thoughts and it is conitinuously changing, expanding, self improving.

Looking for all young adults (age 18-35) dealing with major depression, bipolar disorder, & other related mood disorders. Lets get together, get out, & DEAL with our issues as a group. I started this Meetup to make a change in my life because being anti-social is a product of my depression, it isn't me. So I hope to meetup soon.

This group is for people who have been diagnosed (or not) with a mood disorder, are depressed or bipolar, have OCD, anxiety, or are dealing with either recent diagnosis. It's also open to friends, family, and supporters who want to learn about living with a mood disorder and share personal experiences. Here is a good place to start seeking help, or discuss treatment and challenges dealing with diagnosis and living with a mood disoder. Group discussion can bring tremendous insight into yourself …

This group is created by Cure Alliance for Mental Illness (www.curealliance.org), a nonprofit organization devoted to education about mental illness and advocating for cures. We welcome everyone interested in learning about and raising awareness of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and other mental illnesses. This is not a support group; instead we seek to employ scientific and clinical knowledge towards eliminating the stigma of mental disorder …

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is the leading national non profit organization dedicated to Suicide Awareness and Prevention - the Hudson Valley Chapter is dedicated to our local community. We host Out Of the Darkness Walks, Campus Walks, Poker Runs, Horse Rides and provide training for anyone interested in learning more about this serious health issue. Our events are designed to comfort those who have lost a loved one and to help people understand the warning signs of depression …

The only reason to join my meetup is if you're someone who wants to know as much as possible about bipolar disorder, especially in regards to how best to thrive with our disorder. I come armed with numerous thorough, expensive and informative Psychiatric textbooks, a few Clinical Psychology Textbooks, as well as numerous excellent books on Bipolar Disorder, which you will have full access to once you join the group. The books alone are worth thousands of dollars. Then I also add to the mix profe …

Exercise and staying physically fit are contributing factors in maintaining our mental well being. An active heart helps create a healthy mind. The Westchester Chapter of the American Foundation For Suicide Prevention (AFSP) invites you to participate in our inaugural Hike For Hope, schedule for Saturday, May 4th at FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights. We wanted to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves and the Westchester Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). An …

We are a group of people who cope daily with different mental health issues. Depression, anxiety, bi-polar, BPD, etc. We are here to have meetings to help each other out during difficult times as well as enjoy the good times. We are not doctors, just a bunch of people who have years of experience.

Hello my fellow social workers!!! I'm a licensed social worker, psychotherapist, psychoanalytic candidate, and member of the Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service Alumni Advisory Board.  Over the years I worked as clinical consultant with the New York City Children’s Services and was a member of the Queens Borough President, Helen Marshall: Task Force on Domestic Violence, Child Maltreatment and Elder Abuse. I have consulted with numerous organizations regarding LMSW exam developm …