Generalized Anxiety Disorder Meetup Groups

The goal of this group is to build a support team of people who have experienced what it's like to live with anxiety and to share our solutions and challenges. This is a peer lead support group. It is your personal choice as to where you want to go w…

This group is for people who deal with shyness, social anxiety and general anxiety in all kinds of situations. This is not a therapy group, rather just a casual place where people dealing with the same issues can get together and talk without fear o…

Social Anxiety & Socially Shy communitY - There are always a minimum of three SASSY events a month The abbreviation for Social Anxiety Disorder is SAD and that is NOT what the goal of this community is. Instead I choose SASSY - simply because sass…

This is the place for people whose friendships have suffered because of their battle with depression, anxiety, panic attacks, shyness, bipolar disorder and/or social phobia. Here you can make new friends who will understand your struggles. We meet…

Overcoming anxiety Growing awareness leading to.... Continual Life and Self Improvement Life Fulfillment

This group is for survivors, sufferers, family and friends. If you have Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Agoraphobia, Paranoid Personality Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Avoidant Personality Disord…

This group is open to adults who struggle with all types of anxiety, the fee is $20.00. We will meet Wednesday's 7pm-8:30pm. The group is facilitated by Katie Robinson, MSE, a counselor with experience treating anxiety in both private and community…

I have suffered with OCD and know what it can do to creating feelings of loneliness, depression, and feeling like a social outcast. So I set up this group that I did not see other places ... a place for fellow OCDers to meet and chat with others who…

Paxil, (paroxetine hydrochloride) is clearly a wonderful and effective drug. It has been available since 1992 for the treatment of moderate to severe depressive symptoms and more recently Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Problem is though, what…

We are a group of people who support and encourage each other through the ups, downs and struggles of life. The meeting follows a 12 step recovery program to help work through the issues that have caused depression.