Hosted by Jennifer D., Sheila L.
Join us as caregivers and guardians in a supportive community where we share experiences and thoughts surrounding the complexities of mental health concerns. Whether your child is just beginning therapy, has visited the ER, or you're simply concerned about their well-being, this group offers a safe and confidential space for you to openly share and […]
This support group is open to all who identify as women. Gather in this safe space to share your story and find help and hope in the company of other women on their own unique journeys of healing.
Individuals encountering insurance obstacles and denials rarely push back. This presentation will introduce the no-cost, actionable resources available on Cover My Mental Health and bring encouragement that parents do not need to take “no” for an answer from their health insurers. As the father of children who have benefitted from residential treatment programs, Joe Feldman […]
Here at Other Parents Like Me, we want you to go outside, spend time with family and read a book. Take a self care day. We are celebrating with all of the Peer Parents and team, today. We will see you tomorrow.
Hosted by Michael F., Phil B.
Find support and strength with other men in this safe space — share your story, hear from others and find help and hope in community. This support group is open to all who identify as a man.
General Support Group welcomes all members to gather to share experiences and to find help and hope in community.
Grab a coffee and join this gratitude space on Saturdays. Share what you’re grateful for, hear from other parents and enjoy an uplifting, hopeful time with your community.
Gather with other solo moms who have children struggling with mental health and/or substance use issues; come share stories and experiences with moms who get it. A solo mom is divorced, widowed, or single parent of a child. We welcome those moms who may still be with a partner who is not engaged in co-parenting […]
Hosted by York A., Jennifer D.
As a parent of a child who is struggling, it is helpful to reflect on compassion. And how about when we parents are struggling? Self-compassion is the ability to treat ourselves with kindness, understanding, and care, especially when we are suffering, struggling, or making mistakes. Self-compassion can help us cope with stress, improve our well-being, […]
Whether you have an adopted child or you were adopted - this is your place to share stories and experiences with caregivers like you.
Need Help Now: Let us point you in the direction of other resources. If this is an emergency, please call 911.
If you or a loved one is in emotional distress or suicidal crisis, call 988.
