NAMI Eastside In-Person Bipolar Support Group - Every Monday

A support group is a place where people can share their feelings and experiences with others who understand and care. It is not a place for judgment or advice, but for mutual respect and acceptance. Everyone has a voice and a right to express themselves in a safe environment.

Being in a support group can help people realize that they are not alone or different, but normal and human. They can learn from each other's coping strategies and insights and find new ways to deal with their challenges.
A support group is also a social activity. It can be fun and enjoyable to meet new and old friends, and to feel connected and supported. A support group can reduce the loneliness and isolation that many people face in their lives.

Attendance is limited to people who have or suspect they have bipolar disorder, as well as parties who support them, are welcome to join the meeting.