aGroupForME.com: Online Support Groups Using Group Video Technology
Using group video technology, aGroupForME.com matches and connects people sharing the same issues and concerns for ongoing, scheduled support group sessions online.
These groups are hosted by vetted moderators, scheduled on a weekly basis, limited to 12 members at any one time, and are easily accessible on any device. Support groups vary from addiction, anxiety, anger management, cancer, depression, disability, PTSD and many other types of support groups.
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, over 106 million Americans live in federally-designated mental health professional shortage areas. Millions of Americans across the country lack access to critical mental health and wellness services.
aGroupForME.com priority is to bridge this gap by supplementing the existing in-person support groups and expanding care to those living in shortage areas.
Here’s a video that explains how this concept came to life:
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aGroupForME.com: Online Support Groups Using Group Video Technology
Using group video technology, aGroupForME.com matches and connects people sharing the same issues and concerns for ongoing, scheduled support group sessions online.
These groups are hosted by vetted moderators, scheduled on a weekly basis, limited to 12 members at any one time, and are easily accessible on any device. Support groups vary from addiction, anxiety, anger management, cancer, depression, disability, PTSD and many other types of support groups.
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, over 106 million Americans live in federally-designated mental health professional shortage areas. Millions of Americans across the country lack access to critical mental health and wellness services.
aGroupForME.com priority is to bridge this gap by supplementing the existing in-person support groups and expanding care to those living in shortage areas.
Here’s a video that explains how this concept came to life:
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This entry was posted on March 17, 2018 at 3:03 pm and is filed under Commentary with tags aGroupForME.com.. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.