DBSA Greater Houston

HOW SUPPORT GROUPS WORK BOARD IN THE NEWS SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS CONTACT US

BENEFITS OF SUPPORT GROUPS SEARCHABLE MAP DOWNLOADABLE GROUP LIST UNIQUE POPULATIONS
OTHER SUPPORT GROUPS

HOW YOUR GIFTS ARE USED ANNUAL FUND CORPORATE GIVING SECURITIES PLANNED GIVING SHARE SHOPPING

COMMUNITY OUTREACH SPREAD THE WORD BECOME A VOLUNTEER FACILITATOR HOST AN EVENT VOLUNTEER FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS

WHAT IS DEPRESSION RECOVERY STEPS FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY RESOURCES ONLINE LIBRARY

WHAT IS BIPOLAR DISORDER RECOVERY STEPS FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY RESOURCES ONLINE LIBRARY

ONLINE LIBRARY

I feel like I am not alone and I have people to talk to now. I have formed several friendships that have been great.
DBSA Greater Houston participant

We have found the following publications and presentations helpful to assist in the recovery for those who are have been diagnosed with depression or bipolar disorder as well as their family and friends. Please feel free to browse our online library and download whatever you feel may be helpful to you. More information will posted soon!

PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS

DBSA Support Groups
Depression and Bipolar Disorder
Suicide
For Caregivers
Helpful Worksheets
Mental Health Symposium with Sanjay J. Matthew, M.D. (May 18,2010)

DBSA Support Groups

DBSA Support Groups: An Important Step on the Road to Recovery

Depression and Bipolar Disorder

Beyond Diagnosis--Depression and Treatment: A Call to Action to the Primary Care Community and People with Depression

Coping with Unexpected Events: Depression and Trauma

Mood Disorders and Different Kinds of Depression

Suicide

Suicide Information and Prevention

For Caregivers

Family and Friends’ Guide to Recovery from Depression and Bipolar Disorder

Helpful Worksheets

Monthly Mood Tracker

Mental Health Symposium with Sanjay J. Matthew, M.D.
May 18, 2010

New Directions in Understanding and Treating Depression
Sanjay J. Matthew, M.D.

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"In 1997, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Unfortunately, it took seven additional years for me to become an active participant in managing my illness."

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