Childhood trauma can have a profound impact on our physical, emotional, and social well-being. Healing from these longterm effects requires a strong commitment to oneself, an understanding of the effects of trauma and how they can be healed, and a lot of good support. Being part of a group of fellow survivors and learning about trauma recovery together can be deeply helpful to this process. My name is Lee Scher, MA, LPC, and I'm facilitating this group following the same format used very success …

Come join a group of self motivated people who have decided to take control of their bipolar (or any mood disorder) symptoms and journey to a calmer more stable place known as recovery. Each week we will discuss a new strategy that we can put in to our tool boxes for immediate or future use. This is a peer- lead support group where sharing and feedback are welcomed. The group organizer is Jeana Wheeler, who, she herself, has struggled with bipolar, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and drug and alcohol …

Are you dealing with difficult times? (And who isn't at times, that's called life!) You don't have to go through it alone! Whether it's talking about your situation with other participants or sharing support and available resources, we offer a secure, non-judgmental place to find strength and encouragement. We follow the "I pass" guideline, which means you choose when and how much to share. Life issues are unique for each individual. The intensity and duration are different for each person. With …

Domestic Violence Survivors Reunite, is a support group which helps encourage each other and help each other threw the healing process. Through education, victim rights laws, resources, friendship, and fun group activies such as, hiking, camping, fishing, outdoor sports, picnics, game nights, family outings, movies, get together for brunch or dinners, bringing the light and hope back into our lives. Time is healing and knowledge is power. Together we can make a difference. We will come together …