During your journey ahead, you’ll need help and support. Others who are on a similar path can help you feel like you’re not alone, even if you feel like it in the moment. Being part of a support group during or after treatment is an excellent way to connect with others and find a sense of community.
Support Groups for Mental Health Treatment
Alcoholics Anonymous
- Sundays, 8:30 am or 6 pm
- Mondays, 6 pm or 7 pm
- Wednesdays, 7 pm
- Thursdays, 6 pm
- Saturdays, 7 am
The Herrington-McBride Alumni Association is a thriving community of people who are committed to helping their peers sustain healthy lives.
Educational Mental Health Support Groups
Rogers Behavioral Health hosts a free, informative community support group for individuals struggling with mental health or addiction concerns, and their family members. All virtual programming is available to anyone in any city/state.
Rogers Behavioral Health in Hinsdale
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Anxiety Support Groups
Rogers offers support groups for individuals living with OCD alongside their parents and caregivers.
In weekly or bi-weekly sessions, participants connect with others to sharpen the skills required to live with uncertainty, remain focused on goals, and share achievements. All virtual programming is available to anyone in any city/state.
Virtual Parent and Caregiver Support Group
Third Tuesday of each month, 5–6 pm CT For more information, email twincities-supportgroups@rogersbh.org
Virtual OCD and Anxiety Support Group for Adults
First and third Monday of each month, 5:30–7 pm CT For more information, email madison-supportgroups@rogersbh.or
Rogers Behavioral Health in Oconomowoc
Every other Thursday, 5:30–7 pm
Trauma and Depression Educational Support Groups
All virtual programming is available to anyone in any city/state.
Virtual educational support group for adults recovering from trauma and depression. First and third Tuesday of each month, 5:30–7 pm CT.
For more information, email appleton-traumasupportgroup@rogersbh.org
Call to Find Support for the Journey Forward
You and your loved ones can find support for the road ahead. Reach out to Rogers Behavioral Health online or by calling 833.308.5887 and find out why hope lives here.
