Dealing with the challenges of having a relative with a Mental Health problems

This is a support group which is led by a Mental Health Professional.

Having a relative with a mental health problem can be challenging in a number of ways. Some of the challenges that you may face include:

1. Emotional strain: Caring for a loved one with a mental health problem can be emotionally draining. You may feel overwhelmed by feelings of sadness, frustration, and helplessness, especially if your relative's condition is severe or difficult to manage.
2. Time demands: Caring for a relative with a mental health problem may require a significant amount of time and effort. You may need to attend to their needs on a regular basis and make arrangements for their care, which can be time-consuming.
3. Financial burden: The cost of treatment and care for a relative with a mental health problem can be financially draining. This may be especially true if the person is unable to work or if the cost of treatment is not covered by insurance.
4. Stigma: There is still a significant amount of stigma surrounding mental health problems, which can make it difficult to talk about your relative's condition or seek support. You may feel isolated or judged by others because of your relative's mental health problem.
5. Impact on relationships: Caring for a relative with a mental health problem can also affect your relationships with other people. You may have less time for other activities or relationships, and you may feel overwhelmed or stressed, which can put a strain on your relationships.

Overall, caring for a relative with a mental health problem can be a challenging and demanding experience. It is important to take care of your own emotional and physical well-being, seek support from friends and family, and consider seeking professional help if needed.

Fee for group is $25.