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916-368-3111 |
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530-885-2300 |
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530-756-5000 |
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Lincoln |
916-645-8866 |
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Roseville |
916-773-3111 |
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National Suicide Prevention Hotline |
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Don't Miss our Next Meeting
Wednesday, June 24th!
For the first half of our meeting we will be fortunate to have our Guest Speaker, Langley Kreuze, Attorney who specializes in getting SSI benefits for eligible people.
Our regular meeting and discussion will follow.
7:30-9:00
PM
Meetings
are free
Our meetings take place at:
Sutter
Center for Psychiatry
7700
Folsom Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95826
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Second
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Wednesday of every Month
7:30-9:00
PM
Meetings
are free
Our meetings take place at:
Sutter
Center for Psychiatry
7700
Folsom Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95826
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Over
25-million Americans and their families cope with mood
disorders everyday.
We
offer support and a greater understanding of how these
illnesses can affect your lives through the shared experiences
of people who have been there and who understand the journey.
Here
you will find comfort and direction in a confidential and
supportive setting.
We
encourage you to explore our website and discover a wealth of
invaluable resources and community services.
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BIPOLAR DISORDER MEETS THE BROADWAY MUSICAL! One family is about to meet the music. Next to Normal opened in Spring 2009 on Broadway at the Booth Theatre in New York City, following its sold-out engagements at both New York City's Second Stage Theatre and Washington DC’s Arena Stage. The tale of this musical deals with bipolar disorder from the perspective of a suburban household. The character Diana, played by Alice Ripley, is a mother careworn and struggling with bipolar disorder.
Brian Yorkey is the writer and lyricist for the text and songs of this musical. Says the New York Times: "No show on Broadway right now makes as direct a grab for the heart — or wrings it as thoroughly — as “Next to Normal” does. This brave, breathtaking musical, which opened Wednesday night at the Booth Theater, focuses squarely on the pain that cripples the members of a suburban family, and never for a minute does it let you escape the anguish at the core of their lives." read more....
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New Day!
OCD Support Group
People coping with their own or a family member's obsessive-compulsive illness. holds free meetings each Monday of the month from 7:00 to 9:00 PM
at Sutter Center for Psychiatry 7700 Folsom Blvd, Sacramento.
Contact persons are Jim: (916) 223-6541 and Steve: (916) 456-8239 |
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- CALL 9-1-1! They
will direct your call immediately to
the nearest Suicide Hotline or get
you help!
- Sacramento
Suicide Hotline: 916-368-3111 (24 hours a day-7 days a
week) Call as many times as you
need. Talk about how you are
feeling. Totally
confidential. They are there
to give support, and help sort out
feelings.
- From
Auburn, call (530)
885-2300
- From
Lincoln, call (916)
645-8866
- From
Roseville, call (916)
773-3111
- Youth
Crisis Line: 1-800
843-4200
- National
Suicide Hotline: 1-800-SUICIDE or 1-800-784-2433 www.livewithdepression.org www.hopeline.com
- National
Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000
- Sacramento Mental Health Treatment Center: (916)732-3637 2150 Stockton Blvd, Sacto
- Walk
in to any Emergency Room
- CPC Sierra Vista, 8001 Bruceville Rd, Sacto, (916) 423-2000
- CPC Heritage Oaks, 4250 Auburn Blvd, Sacto, (916) 489-3336 or (916) 423-2000
- Kaiser South, 6600 Bruceville Rd, South Sacto, (916) 688-2063
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