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BIGREDNew Contributor
Hi there.
just wanted to reach out and ask which zoom meetings I should be attending first.
Is there a process or do I just jump on and attend whichever one is available?!
I am seeking support after losing my son in a motorcycle accident, thought I may be able to gain from SANE.
Thank you 🙏
In response to: Hi from a Newby!
RiverSealModerator
Hey @BIGRED, thank you for joining the Forums and enquiring about the Mental Health Recovery Groups. These are based on the CHIME Framework and are not in any particular order. So it makes no difference which order you attend. There are also identity groups such as the Rainbow Connections which is a queer group if you feel you would benefit from attending that group which is also not in any order.
Sorry to hear about your son and I am glad that you found SANE!
Take care
RiverSeal ❤️
In response to: Hi from a Newby!
MJG017Senior Contributor
Hi @BIGRED, I'm so sorry to hear about your son, I cant imagine how difficult it must be for you. There's a lot of supportive and kind people here so I hope you find it helpful here.
I assume you're talking about the recover club zooms. I did it a while ago, and I attended multiple ones per week, depending on if I was free or not. Each of the CHIME ones I did quite a few times as they were always a bit different and different people attending so there were always different perspectives and things to talk about... or just listen to. So just do as many, or as few, as you feel comfortable with.
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