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Welcome to
DBSA Metro Atlanta
"We've been there. We can help."
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It only takes a few clicks to support our efforts.
Make a tax-deductible donation today, and help us improve the lives of people living
with mood disorders.
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If you have a mood disorder, like depression or bipolar disorder, or if you're a family
member or friend of someone who does, life can be tough. We're here to make it more manageable, more understandable. On our
site, you will find many resources that offer help and hope.
We
are a compassionate group of people who want to help and encourage one another. If you live with a mood disorder
like bipolar disorder or depression, or if you are a family member or friend of someone who does, visit one of our groups
today! You'll find a supportive, caring environment with people who've been there and who can help!
First Time? If you've never attended one of our groups, we have all the information you need right
here. Do you need a list of meeting times/locations? Do you want to learn about upcoming speakers? Do
you have questions? We have the answers. Learn more. Please make sure to read the "Common Questions" page before attending a group.
Suicidal Thoughts? Suicidal thoughts are real. Do you need help or information? Learn more. If you need someone to talk to, please call 800-273-TALK.
DBSA 2008 National Conference
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We're glad that you've chosen to visit our site. Here,
you can learn more about mood disorders, find support groups, learn to be an advocate or subscribe to our newsletter. Contact us if you have questions/comments.
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Click links for desired services.
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Please email us if you have problems or questions with any of the above links.
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DBSA Metro Atlanta is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) organization,
subordinate of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Chicago, IL.
This site is supported
by an educational grant from:
Eli Lilly and Company
Neither DBSA Metro Atlanta nor our national organization
endorses or recommends the use of any specific treatment or medication listed on this site. Patients should consult their
physician or other qualified mental health professional. Always take medications as prescribed, and never adjust or stop
taking any medication without first consulting your physician.
This site contains material courtesy of DBSA, Chicago, IL. Reprinted with
permission.
Copyright 2008, DBSA Metro Atlanta. All rights reserved.
The material on this site
is for information purposes only.
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