DBSA Greater Chicago – Depression & Bipolar Support – Chicago, IL

About This Group

DBSA Greater Chicago provides free peer-led support groups for individuals living with depression, bipolar disorder, and related mood disorders in the Chicago metropolitan area. Groups offer a confidential, welcoming environment where participants share experiences, discuss treatment options, and support one another through the challenges of living with mood disorders.

What to Expect

DBSA support groups are facilitated by trained peers with personal experience managing mood disorders. Meetings follow a structured format that encourages open sharing while maintaining a supportive atmosphere. Participants discuss topics such as medication management, therapy experiences, coping strategies, and maintaining wellness. Groups for both individuals and their family members/supporters are available. No registration required — newcomers can attend any meeting.

About DBSA Greater Chicago

DBSA Greater Chicago is a chapter of the national Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, the leading peer-directed organization focused on depression and bipolar disorder. The chapter serves the Chicago area with peer support groups, educational programming, and community connection for the mood disorder community.

Meeting Details

Schedule: Regular meetings — check website for current schedule

Format: In-person and virtual options

Location: Chicago area, IL

Cost: Free

Who This Group Is For

Adults living with depression, bipolar disorder, or related mood disorders, as well as their family members and supporters.

Contact Information

Website: dbsa-gc.org

National DBSA: (312) 642-0049

This listing is provided for informational purposes. The Group Guide is not affiliated with DBSA. Please visit the website for current meeting schedules. All support groups maintain strict confidentiality.