Starting Monday, June 10th 2024, 4:00 - 5:00 PM Pacific/ 7:00 - 8:00 PM Eastern.
A support group where members share the experience of having - and learning to cope with - symptoms of psychosis. This group will offer a safe community in which you can openly discuss your symptoms and feel confident that you will be understood. This group will be facilitated by NSSC member Kristen Herrmann. Learn from others what has helped them heal and stay in recovery! To register for the 2nd Monday of the month: follow this link. To register for the 4th Monday of the month: follow this link.
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First meeting is on a Monday, May 20th.
All other meetings are on Wednesdays at 7 PM Eastern/ 4 PM Pacific A support group for caregivers of loved ones living with a serious mental illness, offering a safe and confidential environment for sharing experiences & challenges. Group facilitated by Tanya Trevett, M.Ed., a family partner. This group is intended to foster a sense of community and mutual support among members, aimed at improving the mental and emotional well-being of participants. To register, follow this link. NSSC Member and bereaved mother, Barbara Gates, is starting a support group for parents who have lost their adult child to circumstances of Serious Mental Illness (SMI), as she lost her beloved Jack Gates in January 2023.
Our first meeting is Wednesday May 1st, 2024. We'll meet first Wednesday 4pm Pacific and Second Saturday 2:30pm Pacific each month. Missing Jack everyday, Barbara hopes to get and give support to those who have endured the triple tragedy of 1) witnessing their cherished child literally go insane, 2) not be able to get them the treatment they need because of archaic laws, and instead watch their disease be criminalized, spending YEARS living between jail and the streets and finally 3) lose them forever...and lose a part of our future. To register for Wednesdays' group, follow this link. To register for Saturdays' group, follow this link. Join NSSC's quarterly talk presented by NSSC member, peer advocate Darrell Herrmann, entitled Lessons Learned From 40 Years of Living With and Advocating For a Psychotic Illness.
Darrell is a retired United States Army officer and a retired computer programmer. Q&A to follow. Date: Thursday, June 6th, 2024 Time: 7:00 PM - 8:15 PM Eastern/4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Pacific To register, follow this link. |
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