Support Groups

Continuing care is key to long-term recovery from behavioral health issues. Endeavor Health/Linden Oaks Behavioral Health hosts a variety of support groups to help reinforce the coping skills learned during treatment and support the family and friends of individuals in recovery.

Structure and support are vital in transitioning from treatment back to everyday life. By joining a support group, you'll meet others who are coping with similar situations, creating a network to help you through challenging times.

Support Groups

Addictions

  • Group: Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
    Description: A fellowship of individuals who share experiences to help solve their common problem and support recovery from alcoholism.
    Type: Open Meeting.
    More Info: aa.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details or call (630) 527-3263.

  • Group: SMART Recovery Meetings
    Description: Helps people recover from all types of addiction and addictive behaviors.
    Type: Open Meeting (Adults Only).
    More Info: smartrecovery.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details or call (630) 527-3263.

  • Group: SMART Friends and Family
    Description: Provides tools and support for loved ones of individuals dealing with addiction.
    Type: Open Meeting (Adults Only).
    More Info: smartrecovery.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

  • Group: Al-Anon Group for Family and Friends of Alcoholics
    Description: A support group for those affected by someone else’s drinking.
    Type: Open Meeting.
    More Info: al-anon.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

  • Group: Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Groups
    Description: A support group for individuals seeking freedom from drug addiction.
    Type: Closed Meeting (Women Only).
    More Info: na.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

  • Group: NarAnon Group for Family and Friends of Addicts
    Description: Provides support for those affected by a loved one's addiction.
    Type: Open Meeting.
    More Info: nar-anon.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

  • Group: Refuge Recovery
    Description: A mindfulness-based addiction recovery community that utilizes Buddhist philosophy for recovery.
    Type: Open Meeting (Adults Only).
    More Info: refugerecovery.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

Eating Disorders

  • Group: ANAD Recovery Group (National Assn. of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders)
    Description: Provides support for people with eating disorders and/or their family members and friends.
    Type: Open Meeting.
    More Info: anad.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details or call (630) 527-3263.

  • Group: Recovery Night
    Description: Provides support for individuals in recovery from an eating disorder, featuring a recovery speaker. Friends and family are welcome.
    Type: Open Meeting.

Maternal and Postpartum Support

  • Group: Nurturing Mom Group
    Description: Provides emotional support for mothers during the postpartum period.
    More Info: cradle-talk
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

  • Group: Share
    Description: Provides support for parents who have lost a baby through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, or early infant death.
    More Info: support groups
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details or call (630) 527-3263.

  • Group: Sharing HOPE
    Description: Provides support for couples who have experienced a miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, or neonatal death and are now pregnant or considering pregnancy.
    More Info: support groups
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details or call (630) 527-3263.

LGBTQIA+ Support

  • Group: LGBTQIA+ Support Group
    Description: This drop-in group is free of cost and open to anyone in the LGBTQIA+ community ages 18+. 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).
    Day/Time: Thursdays: 4pm-5pm (In-person)
    Location: 9697 W. 191st Street (First floor), Mokena, IL 60448
    Contact: For inquiries, contact Kathy Ordiway at (630) 646-6540 or Kathryn.Ordiway@eehealth.org.

Other Support Groups

  • Group: Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
    Description: Provides education and support to adults with ADD/ADHD.
    Type: Closed Meeting.
    More Info: add.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

  • Group: Grief Support Group
    Description: Provides support for individuals dealing with grief after the loss of a loved one.
    Type: Closed Meeting.
    More Info: griefshare.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.

  • Group: NAMI Family & Friends Group (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
    Description: Offers support for families and friends of individuals with mental health challenges.
    Type: Closed Meeting.
    More Info: nami.org
    Visit the website for more information or to confirm group details.