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Lower Mainland Virtual Family Support Group
BCSS - Virtual British Columbia, CanadaBCSS Vancouver Coastal Region is running virtual Family Support Groups for family members and close friends who are supporting a loved one with a severe and persistent mental illness. Family Support Groups offer a safe and supportive environment for family and friends to share, ask questions, and connect with others who are also supporting a loved one with...
Northern Interior SMART Recovery Family & Friends Support Group
BCSS - Virtual British Columbia, CanadaDo you have a friend or family member living with mental illness? – You are not alone. The Northern Interior is running virtual Family Support Groups for family members and close friends who are supporting a loved one with a severe and persistent mental illness. It offers a safe and supportive environment for family and friends to...
Vancouver Island Family Support Group – Virtual
BCSS - Virtual British Columbia, CanadaDo you have a friend or family member living with mental illness? – You are not alone Vancouver Island is offering Family Support Groups, which provide a safe and supportive environment for family and friends to share, ask questions, and connect with others who are also supporting a loved one with schizophrenia. Family Support Groups...
Nelson Family Support Group – Virtual
BCSS - Virtual British Columbia, CanadaDo you have a friend or family member living with mental illness? – You are not alone. BCSS West Kooteney is running virtual Family Support Groups for family members and close friends who are supporting a loved one with a severe and persistent mental illness. BCSS Family Support Groups offer a safe and supportive environment...
Vancouver Island Strengthening Families Together (Virtual)
Strengthening Families Together is a six-session program that provides knowledge, support, and tools for families to better cope with mental illnesses. Participating families learn about the impacts of stigma as well as information about psychosis, schizophrenia, mood disorders, and other severe and persistent mental illnesses. Topics covered include treatments for mental illness, side effects, and...
Northern Interior Virtual Family Support Group
BCSS - Virtual British Columbia, CanadaDo you have a friend or family member living with mental illness? – You are not alone. The Northern Interior is running virtual Family Support Groups for family members and close friends who are supporting a loved one with a severe and persistent mental illness. BCSS Family Support Groups offer a safe and supportive environment for...
Okanagan/Thompson-Nicola Family Support Group – Virtual
BCSS - Virtual British Columbia, CanadaDo you have a friend or family member living with mental illness? – You are not alone. BCSS Interior Region is running a joint virtual Family Support Group for family members and friends within the Okanagan and Thompson-Nicola regions, who are supporting a loved one with a severe and persistent mental illness. BCSS Family Support...
Vancouver Island Family Support Group – Virtual
Do you have a friend or family member living with mental illness? – You are not alone BCSS Vancouver Island is running virtual Family Support Groups for family members and close friends who are supporting a loved one with a severe and persistent mental illness. It is open to anyone living in the Vancouver Island...
Vancouver Island Family Support Group – Virtual
Do you have a friend or family member living with mental illness? – You are not alone BCSS Vancouver Island is running virtual Family Support Groups for family members and close friends who are supporting a loved one with a severe and persistent mental illness. It is open to anyone living in the Vancouver Island...
Vancouver Island Virtual LEAP Workshop
LEAP (Listen-Empathize-Agree-Partner®) is a set of evidence-based practices that create therapeutic alliances and trusting relationships with people suffering from severe mental illness. Designed to build and strengthen mutual respect, it helps people who are non-adherent, or partially adherent, to become more cooperative and engaged in treatment and services, including medication, psychotherapy, psychosocial programs, club houses,...