Hub for family members of people with substance use problems. Offers education, links to resources, and information on advocacy and access to information.
Free support group for parents of people with substance use problems. Also provides education and a resource library.
Free online support groups for friends and family of people with substance use problems. Groups help people learn the Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) approach to help their loved one, and support themselves.
A 24-week DBT skills training group offered on a first-come-first-serve basis. $30 per session, with an intake assessment required. (Note: Information on the group is found below information on the peer support group.)
A free support group for people experiencing symptoms of, or diagnosed with BPD. Offers in-person and online groups.
20+ hour group skills training program for family members of people experiencing emotional dysregulation (e.g. Borderline Personality Disorder). No referral or confirmation of diangnosis necessary. Delivered online.
A low-cost, condensed DBT skills training delivered on demand. Covers the major skills presented in a standard DBT program.
Information for parents who have lost a child to illness, or whose child is facing death due to illness.
On-demand courses for guardians and educators in talking to children about death and dying.
On-demand course for people experiencing grief and loss. Includes special modules on a wide variety of losses, including the death of a child, parent, and friend. Also includes modules surrounding dementia, supporting a person with intellectual disabilities, and grief after trauma.
Information for parents who have lost a child to illness, or whose child is facing death due to illness.
On-demand courses for guardians and educators in talking to children about death and dying.
On-demand course for people experiencing grief and loss. Includes special modules on a wide variety of losses, including the death of a child, parent, and friend. Also includes modules surrounding dementia, supporting a person with intellectual disabilities, and grief after trauma.
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