Do you need a life? Not sure what you need to make you happy? Have the feeling that things could be better? Hey it’s Thursday* night and what are you going to do? Eat pizza in front of the TV, yet again, or come to our group meeting and take control of your life? Imagine a group just to cheer you toward your goals and hold you accountable to the ones you set for yourself. Spend a little time thinking about what would make your life better, happier, and more fulfilled. Spend time with ‘doers’ not …

Adult survivors of all child abuse and trauma. A peer based support group loosely based upon 12 step programs. Caring, committed and private group. you are not unique and far from alone. You have nothing to loose but fear itself. Help yourself, put yourself first and meet others who have overcome the lifelong effects of trauma. Be kind to your inner child and move forward without the hole in your soul. Safe and private meeting room, private parking and entrence. Park and enter from Mechanic St. …

This group is a Redo or a Do Over of The Freedom Group - I Struggle But I Can! My name is Andrea and my mother's name is Mary; we are redoing the group because we decided we want to start fresh and we want to only keep those around us who want to be around us; we hope to have friends from the soon closed out group join into here, and that we will also get the chance to welcome new potential friends. Everyone faces struggles and suffering throughout their lifetime. And no matter what the conditio …

Since I was a little girl I have always loved to dance, but growing up I always had a weight problem. Into my teens my weight wasn't that big of an issue because I was very athletic. Soon after having children the weight came on and it was difficult to lose. I had a lot of regrets about not realizing my dreams of becoming a dancer and about putting on so much weight that I became depressed. I heard about zumba fitness but I wasnt convinced, so I decided to try out a class. Started out by just go …

We gather together to practice cognitive techniques that help us cope with the stresses of everyday life. These techniques were developed by Dr. Abraham Low, a Psychiatrist, and formed the basis of Recovery International. Check out our website:www.lowselfhelpsystems.org for more information.