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Are you looking for caregiver support forums or communities? There are some great options available, both online and in person.

Here are some well-known resources worth exploring:

- NAMI Family Support Groups — Peer-led groups for family members and friends, where caregivers share tips and experiences with people who Show Full Answer

Are you looking for caregiver support forums or communities? There are some great options available, both online and in person.

Here are some well-known resources worth exploring:

- NAMI Family Support Groups — Peer-led groups for family members and friends, where caregivers share tips and experiences with people who truly get it
- Families for Care — Run by the Schizophrenia & Psychosis Action Alliance (S&PAA), this group connects caregivers of people with schizophrenia so no one has to feel alone
- Local community mental health centers — Many host caregiver meetings or can point you toward nearby support services
- Online forums and virtual groups — Great for flexibility, especially if in-person options aren't easy to access

It's worth trying a few to find the one that feels like the right fit. Sometimes it takes a little exploring before finding your people — and that's completely normal!

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Resources for Schizophrenia Caregivers: Support Groups, Self-Care, and More