Support Groups
Support Groups = Connection
Would you like to talk with others having similar experiences?
Attend a professionally facilitated, free Support Groups
Support Groups hosted by Island Senior Resources
Everyone is welcome to attend these free activities. Our professionally facilitated, free Support Groups meet regularly via Zoom and in-person. Support Groups do not meet on public holidays.
Parkinson’s Support Group
This group is for people living with Parkinson’s and their family caregivers to share experiences, knowledge, and support. Friendships are formed and connections are made to help those living with this challenging condition.
Caregiver Support Group
This group is for people who are caring for someone who has a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, other dementias, or any other challenging condition to share experiences, knowledge and support. Friendships are formed and connections are made to help those who are caring for someone diagnosed with this challenging condition.
When and where?
- To find time and locations for Support Groups visit our calendar page (here).
- Contact us for additional information on attending a Support Group.
Support Group on Camano Island
Sharing is Caring
Are you caring for someone with early-stage Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia? This support group is a great way to seek support from those who have the same concerns and challenges related to caregiving for someone with mild cognitive or memory impairment. For more information contact: Karen Conway – email kconway@camanocenter.org or phone 360-387-0222.
Meetup
Use the social media site Meetup for in-person and virtual activities for those 18 and over. Visit the ISR Meetup section here.
If you are a family caregiver, a paid caregiver, or a friend or neighbor in Island County, this group provides social and open, friendly, and supportive meet-ups where you can connect with folks who are on a similar journey, reduce isolation, have some social engagement and enjoy getting together over a meal or activity. These MeetUps are supportive of those living with dementia, Parkinson’s, or any other progressive diagnosis. Learn More.
