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Support Groups

St. Elizabeth's Hospital offers the following
Support Groups:

Other Support Groups - St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Southwestern Illinois College Programs and Services for Older Persons
201 North Church, Belleville

HEC Bldg. (St. Elizabeth's Health Education Center) is located at 220 West Lincoln, Belleville
Medical Arts Building is located at 180 South Third Street, Belleville
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Support Group Brief Description For Whom When/Where More Info

Al-Anon

Support group for families and friends of those who have a drinking problem.

Anyone lives with or is friends with a drinking problem.

Every Saturday, 10 AM, 7th floor room 729

Answering service 398-9470

Alcoholics Anonymous Support group for those who want to stop drinking alcohol. Anyone with a drinking problem. Monday evenings 7pm, 7th floor Room 722 234-2120 x1555
Alzheimer's Support Group Support group for caregivers of persons with Alzheimer's disease. Caregivers of persons with Alzheimer's Second Wednesday each month, 6:30pm, Staff Conf. Room 234-4410 x7033
Amputee Support Group Discussion and support for the amputee population Those coping with limb loss. Arranged by Physical Therapy 234-2120 x1235
Belleville Area Ostomy Association Reassurance and emotional support for persons who have undergone ostomy surgery. Ostomates, families, friends Fourth Tuesday each month, 7pm, Centennial Room 234-2120 x1048
Belleville Mended Hearts Chapter 226 Support for persons with heart disease or who have undergone cardiac surgery. Any age, families and friends 3rd Monday each month 6:30pm (alternates St. Eliz & Mem. Hosp.) 234-2120 x1620
Bethany Place AIDS service organization: HIV testing, education, counseling, referrals, support groups - PLA/HIV+,family/caretakers, grief Persons with AIDS, partners, families Mon - Fri, 8am - 4:30pm, Located at 821 West A Street, Belleville 234-0291
Cancer Patients, Weekly Support Group Cancer support, education & hope  Open to any adult cancer patient, of any diagnosis, who is currently in treatment or who has completed treatment within the last 18 months.  Any adult cancer patient Please call for details.  Led by Amy Eilers, LSW, LCSW, a licensed and trained psychotherapist 236-1010 x344
Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance Offering support and education in dealing with depression bipolar and other mood disorders. People with mood disorders Each Wednesday 7pm, Cypress Rm 234-2120 x1338
Emotions Anonymous Support group for anyone with an emotional problem. Anyone with an emotional problem. Every Thursday, 7 PM Cypress Room Ron, 345-2167
FACTS:  Families Affected Come Together Support group for families of children with special needs. Families of children with special needs.  Arranged through Occupational Therapy 234-2120
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Lay Visitor Training 8-week training for those who visit homebound, hospitalized, or nursing home patients. Lay Visitors Call for details 234-2120 x1091
Leukemia & Lymphoma Monthly Group Cancer support, education & hope  A free monthly group open to support people with Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma and other blood related cancers and their family and friends. Patient, family & friends  At Cancer Treatment Center, 4000 N. Illinois, Swansea, IL.  2nd Tuesday each month, 6:30pm - 8:30 236-1010 x344
Life After Breast Cancer Self-help group for women who have had lumpectomy or mastectomy surgery. Any age 4th Monday each month, 7:30pm, Staff Conf Room  (excluding May and Dec.) 234-2120 x1575
Lymphedema Support and education for persons with Lymphedema  Any age Arranged through Physical Therapy 234-2120 x1767
Metro East M.S. Treatment Support Group Support for persons with Multiple Sclerosis and their families. For persons with M.S. and families Meets fourth Tuesday of even-number months, 7pm,  Medical Arts Bldg, 4th floor 235-8823
Recovery, Inc. Self-help for persons with nervous symptoms and fears. Adults 18 and over Each Monday 7:30pm,  Cypress Rm 234-2120 x1338
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Infant Loss Support Group
Support for those affected by death of a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth, or newborn death. For bereaved parents, siblings Second Thursday each month, 7pm, Birch Rm. 234-2120 x1091
Stroke Support Group Support and education for persons who have had a stroke, and for their families. Persons recovering from stroke & their families Arranged through Recreational Therapy 234-2120 x1519
Parkinson Support Group Support and education for those with Parkinson's Disease and their caregivers. Persons with Parkinson's and their families 2nd Monday each month, 1:30pm
201 N. Church, Belleville
234-4410 x7033
Sight-loss Support Group Support and education for older adults concerned with unresolved reduced vision. Older persons with reduced vision 2nd Thursday each month, 1pm,
201 N. Church, Belleville
234-4410 x7033
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