All in-person support groups/events are temporarily suspended.
Please take advantage of phone-based and online support groups:
Please take advantage of phone-based and online support groups:
PERIODIC PHONE-BASED SUPPORT GROUPS
Our next telephone-based support group is currently scheduled for Monday, September 28th.
These teleconferences are limited to newsletter subscribers for whom we have a current email address. To subscribe to our newsletter, click here for details. If you currently subscribe but are not receiving group e-mails about the teleconferences, please e-mail us with the name on your subscription and request to be added to the distribution list. |
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REGULAR ONLINE SUPPORT GROUPS
Everyone, regardless of whether you subscribe to our newsletter or not, can take part in online groups. Even if a meeting appears full, you may still be able to participate in a group by choosing to be added to the waitlist and then joining the meeting standby room up to 15 minutes prior to start time. Frequently, spaces become available at the last minute. In addition, visit SupportGroupsCentral for other relevant groups which may be available for free or for a nominal charge. And, check out Hey Peers! for peer support conversations and meetings.
Please e-mail us if you have any questions.
Please e-mail us if you have any questions.
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Dealing with suicidal thoughts? Suicidal thoughts are real. If you ever need someone to talk to, help is available anytime day or night. Please call 800-273-TALK (8255). Would you like additional information? Learn more. Need info on support groups? If you live with 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. At our groups, you'll meet compassionate people, and you'll find hope and help. Learn more. Need more information? On our site, you can get help, support, education, inspiration and more--starting with the wellness and resource links on this page. Learn more. |
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Please note: This site contains material courtesy of DBSA, Chicago, IL. Reprinted with permission.
Neither DBSA Metro Atlanta nor our national organization endorses or recommends the use of any specific treatment or medication. No advisory, educational or medical services of any kind are provided. Patients should always consult their physician or other qualified mental health professional regarding management of depression, bipolar and other mood disorders.
Please note: This site contains material courtesy of DBSA, Chicago, IL. Reprinted with permission.
Neither DBSA Metro Atlanta nor our national organization endorses or recommends the use of any specific treatment or medication. No advisory, educational or medical services of any kind are provided. Patients should always consult their physician or other qualified mental health professional regarding management of depression, bipolar and other mood disorders.