In a support group, you'll connect with others who are coping with similar situations. Sharing stories and encouragement in a safe space can be a powerful source of hope and motivation on your healing journey.

Types of support groups
We recognize that structure and support are vital in transitioning from treatment back to everyday life. Support groups at our locations are peer-led, meaning they’re facilitated by people who’ve faced similar challenges firsthand. These meetings provide a safe space to share stories, celebrate successes and encourage each other.
Al-Anon Group for Family and Friends of Alcoholics
A support group for those affected by someone else’s drinking.
Type: Open meeting
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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
A fellowship of individuals who share experiences to help solve their common problem and support recovery from alcoholism.
Type: Open meeting
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NarAnon Group for Family and Friends of Addicts
A support group for those affected by a loved one's addiction.
Type: Open meeting
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Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Groups
A support group for individuals seeking freedom from drug addiction.
Type: Closed meeting (women only)
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Refuge Recovery
A mindfulness-based addiction recovery community that uses Buddhist philosophy for recovery.
Type: Open meeting (adults only)
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SMART Friends and Family
Provides tools and support for loved ones of individuals dealing with addiction.
Type: Open meeting (adults only)
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SMART Recovery Meetings
Helps people recover from all types of addiction and addictive behaviors.
Type: Open meeting (adults only)
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ANAD Recovery Group (National Assn. of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders)
Provides support for people with eating disorders and/or their family members and friends.
Type: Open meeting
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Recovery Night
Provides support for individuals in recovery from an eating disorder, featuring a recovery speaker. Friends and family are welcome.
Type: Open meeting
For more information on Recovery Night, call (847) 432-5464.
LGBTQIA+ Support Group
This drop-in group is open to anyone in the LGBTQIA+ community ages 18 and older. It provides an affirming and supportive place to discuss struggles and successes unique to the LGBTQIA+ community. The group also offers space for community building through art and leisure activities.
Type: Open meeting (adults only)
Schedule: Thursdays: 4-5pm (in person)
Location: 9697 W. 191st Street, Mokena
For more information, contact Kathy Ordiway at (630) 646-6540 or kathryn.ordiway [at] endeavorhealth.org (kathryn[dot]ordiway[at]endeavorhealth[dot]org).
Nurturing Mom Group
Provides emotional support for mothers during the postpartum period.
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SHARE
Provides support for parents who have lost a baby through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth or early infant death.
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Sharing HOPE
Provides support for couples who have experienced a miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth or neonatal death and are now pregnant or considering pregnancy.
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Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
Provides education and support to adults with ADD/ADHD.
Type: Closed meeting
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Grief Support Group
Provides support for individuals dealing with grief after the loss of a loved one.
Type: Closed meeting
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NAMI Family & Friends Group (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Offers support for families and friends of individuals with mental health challenges.
Type: Closed meeting
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Whether you are a family member or friend supporting someone in recovery, we provide the tools and guidance you need. Explore family education, school assistance support and more.
Assess your mental health
Our Health Aware assessments offer a quick, confidential way to identify symptoms of anxiety, depression or addiction and recommend appropriate next steps based on your results.
“I want to know if I have anxiety so I can get relief and get on with life.”
“I want to know if I have depression so I can treat it and feel better.”
“I want to know if I have an addiction issue so I can take charge of my life.”
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Our confidential behavioral health evaluation, conducted by a licensed counselor, evaluates your symptoms to better understand your needs. The information gathered guides the creation of your personalized treatment plan. Getting started is simple — request an evaluation online or call us to schedule a time that works for you.

