You’re not alone — discover a support network based on real acceptance
Living with a mood disorder can be isolating and frustrating. And it doesn't help that the nature of illnesses such as depression and bipolar disorder are still misunderstood by many. This can leave sufferers and their families feeling stigmatized and alone. In answer to this important problem, the Mood Disorders Support Group of New York (MDSG-NY) has been helping New Yorkers through weekly support groups at two locations in Manhattan since 1981.
Mood disorders are manageable. You can lead a full and productive life. You may also be a tremendous help to someone else. We believe everyone has information to share: a coping skill, a success story, a new type of treatment. By sharing experiences and learning from others, we aim to provide a safe environment — free of scrutiny and judgment.
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Reading List
Here are some books about depression that we recommend:
Heal Your Brain: How the New Neuropsychiatry Can Help You Go from Better to Well
Undoing Depression: What Therapy Doesn't Teach You and Medication Can't Give You
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If you are considering suicide, read this first, then read this second.
The American Federation for Suicide Prevention hotline:
(800) SUICIDE