Coping Skills Workshops

9-Week Coping Skills for Caregivers Course

Are you finding it difficult to support a loved one with a mental health disorder? Our 9-Week Coping Skills workshop is here to help. Specifically designed for caregivers, this workshop provides practical coping strategies and a deeper understanding of mental health issues, disorders, and substance abuse.

Registration for our weekly sessions is currently open.

Our next session starts on Wednesday, September 10th and runs until Wednesday, November 5th, 2025.

Workshop Outline:

Week 1: Introduction
Week 2: Boundaries
Week 3: Anxiety and Depression
Week 4: Bipolar Disorder
Week 5: Schizophrenia
Week 6: CBT
Week 7: DBT
Week 8: Suicide Awareness and Communication
Week 9: Mindfulness and Self-Care

Join us to gain the tools you need to better support your loved one.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our coping skills for caregivers group is specifically designed for individuals who are caring for someone with mental health issues. Whether you are a family member, friend, or professional caregiver, you are welcome to join and benefit from the support and strategies offered in this group.

  • The coping skills for caregivers group covers a range of topics and techniques to help caregivers effectively manage their own well-being. Topics may include stress management, self-care practices, setting boundaries, communication strategies, navigating emotions, and building resilience. Through interactive discussions, psychoeducation, and practical exercises, caregivers will gain valuable coping skills to navigate the challenges they face.

  • Yes, confidentiality is of utmost importance in our group sessions. We create a safe and supportive environment where caregivers can freely express themselves and share their experiences without fear of judgment or disclosure. All participants are expected to respect each other's privacy and maintain confidentiality regarding the personal information shared within the group.

  • We understand that caregivers often have busy schedules and various responsibilities. While regular attendance is encouraged to derive maximum benefit from the group, we understand that it may not always be possible. You are welcome to attend the sessions that align with your availability and engage in the discussions and activities to the extent that suits your needs. We believe that every opportunity to connect with other caregivers and learn coping skills can be valuable, regardless of the frequency of attendance.

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