We meet every Tuesday night from 7 to 9 p.m. in the cafeteria on the 3rd floor of Methodist - Richard Young at 515 S. 26th St. We have informational speakers on the third Tuesday of the month, and educational videos on the first Tuesday. Our speakers are doctors, pharmacists, social workers, legal advocates, and other experts who share with us their knowledge, experience, strength, and hope. After the meeting, we usually go out for coffee or a snack, and everyone is welcome. Occasionally, we get together on Friday nights in various places for fun and relaxation.
Depression knows no gender or age or status.
We have men and women, young and old, workaholics and retired people, conservatives and liberals, white collar and blue collar, blacks whites and latinos, Christians and Agnostics, brainiacs and athletes. At first thought, our meetings may sound depressing, but the truth is far from that. You'll find the great majority of people who attend regularly are bright, intelligent, perceptive, witty, and comical. Yes, clowns and comedians quite often suffer from depression. No one is going to tell anyone they saw you here, and no one is going to tell anyone what you said.