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With more than 21 million people in the United States living with depression or bipolar disorder, individuals with these conditions need not feel alone. In DBSA support groups, people with mood disorders and those who care about them can share experiences, discuss wellness skills, and offer hope to one another.

What You’ll Learn

  • Why Attend a DBSA Support Group?
  • What Benefits do DBSA Support Groups Offer?
  • How Can DBSA Support Groups Help People Maintain Better Mental Health?
  • What Happens at a DBSA Support Group Meeting?
  • What Does Not Happen at a DBSA Support Group Meeting?
  • How Is a DBSA Support Group Meeting Run?
  • How Can I Find a DBSA Support Group?

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For so many, being understood changes everything. Peer support helps people living with mood disorders find connection, discover new perspectives, and build hope for recovery.
Your gift helps DBSA expand access to free peer support groups and advance its recognition as part of the standard of care.
For so many, being understood changes everything. Peer support helps people living with mood disorders find connection, discover new perspectives, and build hope for recovery.
Your gift helps DBSA expand access to free peer support groups and advance its recognition as part of the standard of care.