Farm Bureau Insurance Building

Join in a warm and welcoming support group for families of suicide and mental health issues. This months topic is Al-Anon slogans. For more information contact Lee Burkett at 208-882-3427

Join in a safe, supportive group dealing with family members with mental health issues. The topic this month is "Are We Alone?" Find resources and support through peers.

Join other families dealing with mental health issues for their loved ones. The topic for this meeting will be "Control" For more information contact Lee at  882-3427

Join in for some support for those living with a family member struggling with mental health. This month's topic - The Top 3 Things. For more information contact Lee or Carol Burkett at 882-3427

This support group is for families of people living with mental illness. A safe and supportive atmosphere. This month's Guest Speaker is Melanie from Scott Community Care. Bring your questions. For more information contact Lee at 208--882-3427 Meeting held in the Farm Bureau Insurance Building on the corner of W. A Street and Farm Road.

Please join in for families affected by a loved one's mental health. This months topic will be "Principles of Support - We expect a better future in a realistic way" For more information call 208-882-3427

Join in a safe and welcoming environment to deal with mental health issues. Topic includes One Day at a time - Enjoy the good moments. For more information contact Lee Burkett 2088-882-3427

Feel free to join this mental health support group for survivors of suicide and family members with mental illness. Topic for this month is "How do you maintain your sanity when you loved one's mental illness behaviors are present" For more information contact Lee Burkett at 208-882-3427

For families dealing with a loved one with mental health issues. A calm and supportive environment. This months topic "Here come the Holidays - Again"

Join in this family support group for people dealing with depression and suicide. Topic will be "We aim for better coping skills. For more information call 208-882-3427