The Northern Shenandoah Valley chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) provides vital support group meetings for adults dealing with mental health conditions and addictions. These sessions are open to individuals regardless of their specific diagnoses, fostering a welcoming environment for all participants.
NAMI offers a structured schedule of meetings across various locations in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. Each gathering aims to provide emotional support and shared experiences among attendees, which can be crucial for those facing similar challenges.
Meeting Schedule and Locations
Meetings occur weekly and bi-weekly in different venues to accommodate a range of needs. The following schedule outlines the options available:
– **Mondays:** 18:30-20:00, weekly at Our Health Campus, located in the Shockey Building with the black awning at 301 N. Cameron St., Winchester.
– **Tuesdays:** 18:30-20:00 on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at Stephens City Mennonite Church, situated at 5540 Valley Pike.
– **Wednesdays:** 16:00-17:30 on the second and fourth Wednesday at the Shenandoah County Parks and Recreation office, lower level at 1195 Hisey Ave., Woodstock.
– **Thursdays:** 18:30-20:00 on the second and fourth Thursday at Calvary Episcopal Church, located at 11 W. 2nd St., Front Royal.
– **Saturdays:** Virtual meeting from 13:00-14:30. Registration is required at https://tinyurl.com/5aak9py6.
– **Sundays:** 14:30-16:00 on the first Sunday of every month at 1444 Welltown Road, Cleark Brook.
These meetings serve as a platform for participants to share their experiences and receive guidance, which can significantly contribute to their recovery process.
Contact Information
For those interested in attending or seeking more information about the support groups, NAMI encourages individuals to reach out directly. Interested parties can contact NAMI Northern Shenandoah Valley at 540-669-0344 for further details.
This initiative highlights the importance of community support in managing mental health issues and addictions. By offering regular meetings in accessible locations, NAMI aims to empower individuals and foster a sense of belonging among participants.