Off-Campus Support Groups
Looking for support groups in the Greater Puget Sound area? We have listed a few mental health and illness resources below located near our 3 campuses (Bothell, Seattle, and Tacoma).
UW Medicine
UW Medicine offers support groups and classes at Harborview and UW Medical center on a variety of topics. They are free unless otherwise noted.
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Visit this link to view their online offerings:
- Peer Support Groups for people living with mental illness
- Family Support Groups for family and caregivers of people with mental illness
- Spirituality Support Groups offering non-denominational support groups for people living with mental illness, their family, and loved ones
- Other support groups available
Visit this link to view their online offerings:
- LGBTQ+ Support Group open to anyone identifying a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer-identifying, and other folx
- Black, Indigenous and People of Color Support Group open to all BIPOC individuals looking for mental health support
- Family Support Group for family and caregivers of people with mental illness
- Other support groups available
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) of Greater Seattle
Groups open to all people with depression or bipolar disorder and their friends and family. Visit the website for the meeting schedule and to check for last-minute changes.
Eastside CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivitiy Disorder)
Visit the website for the meeting schedule, and to find other CHADD chapters.
Alcoholics Anonymous
The chapters closest to Bothell are:
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Greater Seattle Intergroup
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Sno-King Intergroup
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Eastside Intergroup
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Central Office of AA - Snohomish County
Al-anon and Alateen
Support, help, and hope for friends and families of alcoholics.
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Greater Seattle
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List of Family Groups
Overeaters Anonymous
Visit the website to find a local meeting.
Narcotic Anonymous
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NA Seattle
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NA World Services