Care

Being a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s disease is an important yet challenging role. How do caregivers look out for their own health? This group provides informal mutual support and social relationships with insight, healing, reassurance, comfort, understanding, and practical advice. Free and open to the public.

Being a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s disease is an important yet challenging role. How do caregivers look out for their own health? This group provides informal mutual support and social relationships with insight, healing, reassurance, comfort, understanding, and practical advice. Free and open to the public.

Crossroads hosts a weekly group for Women for Sobriety (WFS) to help women overcome substance use disorders in a safe, inclusive space where participants learn what control, responsibility, and sobriety looks like in their lives. For more info about WFS, see the link below.

Crossroads hosts a weekly group for Women for Sobriety (WFS) to help women overcome substance use disorders in a safe, inclusive space where participants learn what control, responsibility, and sobriety looks like in their lives. For more info about WFS, see the link below.

Crossroads hosts a weekly group for Women for Sobriety (WFS) to help women overcome substance use disorders in a safe, inclusive space where participants learn what control, responsibility, and sobriety looks like in their lives. For more info about WFS, see the link below.

This GriefShare support group will meet for 12 weeks to provide a safe, welcoming place where people can process and understand the difficult emotions of grief. Register below. Direct any questions to Barbara Janssen.

Crossroads hosts a weekly group for Women for Sobriety (WFS) to help women overcome substance use disorders in a safe, inclusive space where participants learn what control, responsibility, and sobriety looks like in their lives. For more info about WFS, see the link below.

Being a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s disease is an important yet challenging role. How do caregivers look out for their own health? This group provides informal mutual support and social relationships with insight, healing, reassurance, comfort, understanding, and practical advice. Free and open to the public.