Family Support Group
hstrycharz • August 23, 2018
Do you have a loved one who is experiencing addiction or mental illness? You’re not alone. Learn about the impact of addiction and co-occurring disorders and how you can help your friend or family member work toward recovery. Share with families in similar situations and gain new supports.
WHEN: First and third Tuesdays of the month, 5 – 6 pm
WHERE: InterCommunity, 287 Main St., Room 4, East Hartford
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Brandy Petrone at 860-709-1598
Light refreshments will be served.
Please note this group is most appropriate for participants ages 18 and older. Childcare is not available.
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