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Support Together For Emotional and Mental Serenity and Sobriety. Wednesday 11:00am - 12:00pm
Self help step group focused on co-occurring Mental Illness and substance abuse. Peer le.
Support groups provide a consistent and caring place for individuals affected by Alzheimer's disease, dementia or memory loss to discuss challenges, share feelings, and find emotional support. Group members also exchange information and educate themselves about dementia. Support groups are let by individuals who have undergone extensive training by the Alzheimer's Association. Call or go to our website to obtain more information about available support groups in your area.
• Parent support groups to help them learn techniques to better themselves and their children.
• Childcare may be provided if necessary.
• Please contact for more information.
Wednesday Evenings: 6-7:45pm from September to June.
For all students in 6th-12th Grade.
Connect provides a place for teenagers to fellowship with peers and trusted adult leaders, and an opportunity to take a step forward in their faith. Connect continues to provide a safe place to have open conversations about faith, life, and the struggles students may be facing. This happens both through large group (worship, activity, lesson) and small group times. Middle and High School students are split into separate groups for more in-depth discussions about the lesson, for prayer, and to build deeper relationships with one another and their leaders.
This group provides support and education to women with breast cancer. Your support person is welcome. Jennifer Klein, MA, certified holistic stress management instructor, facilitates the group.
195 Parrish Street, Canandaigua New York 14424 (enter through drive for 229 Parrish Street)
Support group meets monthly for conversation, friendship, and emotional, moral, logistic, and many other types of support. Offered to those living with paralysis, their families, and friends. Walk-ins and roll-ins welcome.
Mondays and Wednesdays 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Saturday 4:00pm - 5:30pm
Bereavement support services are just a phone call away. In addition to being able to talk with a social worker, they have a library of books, tapes, and other resources that may help you. Bereavement support groups are held afternoons and evenings. These groups are open to the public and are free of charge.
• Support group for parents who have a child of any age with an addiction.
• Please contact for meeting dates and times.
The Family Advocacy Counseling and Training Services (FACTS) Program run by the Brain Injury Association of New York is a state-wide support group for families and individuals who sustained a brain injury prior to age 22. If you are interested in receiving free FACTS services, please contact the FACTS coordinator for Broome County, Jessica Morley @ (607) 278-3097.