Groups for Couples

There is HOPE for Your Relationship Within Your Reach

GROUPS FOR COUPLES

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Do you feel hopeless, tired, and worn out in your relationship?

Do you feel as though you’re losing your own mind?

Are you ready to give up on your marriage because of your spouse’s mental health condition?

Twenty percent of the U.S. adult population is diagnosed with a mental health condition each year. Fifty percent of the U.S. adult population is married. Twenty to eighty percent of marriages where mental health and addiction challenges exist are more likely to end in divorce depending upon the diagnosis.

Mental Health Strong and Fresh Hope for Mental Health offer a group to bring hope, resources and support to couples with mental health and addiction challenges, so that their relationship can thrive, and they can live full, rich and faith-filled lives.

The Strength of Marriage

“Marriage is one of the strongest relationships in one’s adult life and has the potential to bring incredible healing or damage. The goal of Mental Health Strong is to help equip you and your spouse to work together so that your marriage brings healing, love, and connection like no other relationship despite the mental health or addiction challenge.”

— Erin Ramachandran, Mental Health Strong

Interested in Joining?

To participate in meetings, you will need to complete a registration process.

Please rest assured that all information you provide will be kept confidential.

* Fresh Hope + Mental Health Strong support group meetings are not intended to be a substitute for professional treatment.

For more information about Mental Health Strong, visit MentalHealthStrong.com

For additional details about the Support Group for Couples, please contact Sam at samantha@freshhope.us

There is hope.

We provide those who feel hopeless a safe place to process their pain and experience faith-filled hope that is modeled, shared and offered through support groups, trainings, coaching and many other resources created and led by peers who are living well despite their mental health challenge. This bridges the gap between a person’s diagnosis and living well in spite of it. Our approach is based on seven principles of mental health recovery and more than 25 years of clinical research on hope — And it works!

There is HOPE for Your Relationship Within Your Reach