Come and enjoy your favorite brew with others in a relaxed atmosphere. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month. The only cost is what you order from the Smoothies and coffee bar or the lunch box menu. Join us to meet new people who are also dealing with memory loss, and […]
In person meetings are currently cancelled due to COVID-19. If you need peer to peer support please call 208-799-5219 Meetings are held every second Monday of the month and will be hosted by a physical, occupational or speech professional, certified in the treatment of Parkinson’s ...
The in person meetings have been cancelled due to COVID 19. If you need peer to peer support please call 509-301-4107 This support group is for persons diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or other related dementia and their care partners, family, and friends. It’s a casual gathering to ...
This group is currently not meeting in person due to COVID-19. If you find you need some peer to peer support please call 208-883-0523 Is your life impacted by a family member with Autism Spectrum Disorder? Our Occupational and Speech Therapists identified a need for families and friends to ...
The in person meetings are cancelled due to COVID-19. If you find you need peer to peer support please call 509-336-7404 Fibromyalgia and Lupus Education & Support Group is designed to provide a confidential, caring, non-threatening environment where people can share their concerns, fears, ...
This group is currently not meeting in person due to COVID-19. If you need to contact someone for peer to peer support please call 208-883-0523. This group was originally titled Diabetic, Blind and Visually Impaired Support Group started in 1994. While the group still cares for the blind and ...
These support meetings are cancelled due to COVID-19. If you need peer to peer support please call 208-883-0523 The Community Support Group of Washington provides support for head injury survivors and caregivers. We know how difficult life can be after an injury. You are not alone! A survivor ...
To attend support groups you need to call for a preliminary screening with a Program Coordinator. 208-791-9192. After that you are sent an online invite to the zoom meeting. Adult support group is the first Tuesday of the month. Outdoor Groups are held at Whitman Elementary at 7pm for all age groups.
To attend a support group you must call for a preliminary screening with a Program Coordinator. 208-791-7192 Afterwards you will be given the zoom link invite to attend the group. This group is for teens 16-18 who have lost someone in their life. It meets the first Wednesday of the month.
To join this support group you must call 208-791-7192 and do a preliminary screening with a Program Coordinator. This support group is for young teens ages 13-15 who have lost a loved one. It meets the first Thursday of every month.
Support your local nonprofits from the safety and comfort of your car. To learn more or to shop online visit www.agmpalouse.org. You can do online shopping during November 278-December 12th
This fundraiser is take-out OR dining in fundraiser and Idaho NonProfits receives 20% back!This fundraiser will help them offer more free training in 2021. You can register yourself and any member of your family! Pre-registration helps ensure the event isn’t cancelled. Here’s how ...
Join our panel as they discuss mental health needs in our community. Panelists: Moscow Police Chief Fry, Latah County Sheriff Skiles, and others.
Presented by Daniel Overton MC, LMHC, MHP, CBIS No less than 1 in 5 veterans returning from OEF/OIF have a diagnosed brain injury, many more report having multiple concussive episodes. Both can contribute significantly to behaviors/cognitions that can lead to a diagnosis of substance use ...
These meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month. Due to COVID they will be held via zoom. You can get the link to the meetings here. Mental Health on the Palouse: beginning the conversation, recognizing the need and connecting with community resources. Mental health IS health. Why this ...
Each peer meeting will feature updates from HCA on Covid-19, check in time for your community, a does of joy to carry you through your day, and a special guest speaker. Registration is required. For registration information and other questions contact Karen Kelley at karenkelley@wscsupport.org ...
Join us for the (Anti-)Social Event of the Season! Come play Bingo for chance to win prizes and meet others from around the region. All are welcome. RSVP to Molly by 12/24/20 at molly@dacnw.org or 208-746-9033 for sign in information. Tablets and hot spots are available on request.
Presented by Daniel Overton MC, LMHC, MHP, CBIS While a brain injury is a physical injury it can complicate many issues related to behavioral health. A brain injury is occurring every 9 seconds in the US. Odds are that at least 10% of any BH caseload has a hx of brain injury and the odds […]
FREE training opportunity. This multi-faceted program strives to do more than simply identify the inherent challenges first responders face when interacting with members of our community touched by autism and other special needs. Its objectives are: provide training for first responders on ...
A one day Access Water Sports Clinic for those wanting to learn how to accommodate persons with disAbilities in marine environments. A full day of accessible/adaptive sailing and water sports clinic for those desiring to learn how to run a safe and successful adaptive/accessible sailing and ...
