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Caregiver Support

Alberta OCD Foundation

Family & Caregiver OCD Support Group

Online, Alberta

This free, drop-in support group is an opportunity to meet other family members (or caregivers) of someone who lives with OCD. It is a supportive environment that also offers tips and resources. Due to it's sharing nature, it is intended for family members and caregivers only. Join us from 7pm-8:30pm online using Google Meet. You will receive a meeting invite link a day before the meeting by registering below with your email address..

 

Register below. 

Helpful Hint for parents of children with OCD

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Information for Parents ADAA

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Family OCD Support Meeting Registration

  • All who register must be an Alberta OCD Foundation member.

  • If you are not a member yet, click the AOCDF Member Sign-up Button, It's quick and free.

  • All participants must be an Alberta resident.

  • Last day to register is the Monday before a group (2 days prior).

A day before the group, you will receive an email with an invitation, containing an agenda and a link to join the online group. If you do not receive an e mail, please check your junk mail, then contact admin@aocdf.com.​

Thank you for registering!

FAMI Alberta 
Families Supporting Adults with Mental Illness

Edmonton, Alberta

Generally held the second Tuesday of each month, these meetings are a combination of information/education, planning, and sharing experiences with others who understand. Meetings are open to any family member or other caregiver of an adult living with mental illness, and are usually held at the CMHA-ER office, 3rd floor, 10010 105 Street in downtown Edmonton from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Some meetings features speakers on a specific topic of interest.

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Caregiver Connections

Edmonton, Alberta

Caregiver Connections is a free drop-in support group to help parents, partners, and caregivers learn new skills, gain support, and cope with the unique challenges of supporting someone with a mental health concern and/or addiction. Groups are co-facilitated by a trained peer who has experience caring for someone with mental illness, and a CMHA staff member.

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Caregivers Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta

Caregivers Alberta believes that caregivers need care too. The Caregiver Support Community is a monthly drop-in program that aims to empower caregivers well-being by providing a supportive group where you can connect with other caregivers, have open conversations about the ups and downs of caregiving, and learn about topics relevant to caregivers. 

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Connecting by Choice, ACCESS Open Minds

Edmonton, Alberta

Connect with others who are supporting a young adult with mental health and/or addiction concern. This group occurs regularly. Please call for date and time.

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