Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
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The Montgomery County chapter of Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) meets at 7:00 p.m. on alternate Wednesdays in Bethesda. This peer support group has been active for 15 years. Usually 10 to 20 people attend, a mix of regular members and newcomers. The group is open to anyone who is in treatment for depression or bipolar disorder. Here is our schedule for the rest of 2008: May 21
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Our next meeting:
DBSA Montgomery County
This is a peer support group for people in treatment for depression or bipolar disorder. The meetings begin with a brief reading of the eight DBSA guidelines about confidentiality and tolerance, after which each person is invited to say something from their own experience with depression or bipolar disorder. We go around the circle. You don't have to talk if you don't want to. Read more
- When?
- Wednesday, Jun 4, 2008, 7:00 PM 20080604T230000Z
- Where?
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8011 Old Georgetown Road Luther Hall, downstairsBethesda, MD 20814(240) 401-2764
- RSVP limit
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Only 20 members (including guests) can RSVP 'Yes' or 'Maybe' for this meeting. There's still room for 18 more.
- Who?
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2 members have said Yes
More from our calendar…
Wed Jun 18, 7:00 PM
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1 Yes, 0 Maybe –
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Recent Meetings
Wed May 21, 7:00 PM |
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Wed May 21, 7:00 PM |
16 attended (est.) –
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Wed May 7, 7:00 PM |
22 attended (est.) –
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What's New?
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"September 10-14: DBSA 2008 National Conference: The Power of Peers, Norfolk, VA."
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"May 19: Montgomery County is sponsoring a forum, First Aid for Mental Health, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Executive Office Building, 101 Monroe Street, Rockville, MD."
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"Entrance to church, 8011 Old Georgetown Road"
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"Hi, I've been to a couple meetings and intend to attend whenever I can."
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"Hi, I've been to a few meetings already and glad to see a meetup"
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"This is the place to continue the conversation between monthly Meetups. Get to know your local Meetup community, ask questions, answer questions, talk about your last get-together--it's up to you. We..."
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"I have been involved with DBSA for almost ten years, since before it became DBSA."
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"This is a peer support group for people in treatment for depression or bipolar disorder. The meetings begin with a brief reading of the eight DBSA guidelines about confidentiality and tolerance, after..."
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