Support Groups

Led by Kate Maley, Counseling Services Social Work Intern

This six-week group will introduce members to various styles of mindfulness meditation. Members will discuss common barriers and challenges to establishing a regular practice and explore what approaches work best for them. Group members will develop skills to bring self-compassion and awareness to the complexities and challenges of everyday life.

This group is currently full and closed to new members.

Virtual Group led by Maya Gumirov, L.P.C., N.C.C., Holocaust Community Services and Irina Polishchuk, Resource Specialist, Russian Programs.
 
Support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

For more information:  773.508.1004 or 773.428.3058

Led by Kate Maley, Counseling Services Social Work Intern

This six-week group will introduce members to various styles of mindfulness meditation. Members will discuss common barriers and challenges to establishing a regular practice and explore what approaches work best for them. Group members will develop skills to bring self-compassion and awareness to the complexities and challenges of everyday life.

Skokie virtual support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

Led by Maya Gumirov, LPC, NCC. Every other Monday

Registration required: 773.508.1016 or 773.508.1097

Caring for a loved one can be both a rewarding and stressful experience. In caring for others, we often struggle to find time to care for ourselves. This therapeutic group will meet twice-monthly and provide a safe space for caregivers aged 60+ to explore issues related to caregiving, better understand how prior life experiences can impact relationships in the present, and enhance coping skills through mutual support.

Participation requires advance screening and evaluation to be billable to Medicare and other insurance.

Led by Kate Maley, Counseling Services Social Work Intern

This six-week group will introduce members to various styles of mindfulness meditation. Members will discuss common barriers and challenges to establishing a regular practice and explore what approaches work best for them. Group members will develop skills to bring self-compassion and awareness to the complexities and challenges of everyday life.

This group is currently full and closed to new members.

Virtual Group led by Maya Gumirov, L.P.C., N.C.C., Holocaust Community Services and Irina Polishchuk, Resource Specialist, Russian Programs.
 
Support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

For more information:  773.508.1004 or 773.428.3058

Led by Kate Maley, Counseling Services Social Work Intern

This six-week group will introduce members to various styles of mindfulness meditation. Members will discuss common barriers and challenges to establishing a regular practice and explore what approaches work best for them. Group members will develop skills to bring self-compassion and awareness to the complexities and challenges of everyday life.

Skokie virtual support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

Led by Maya Gumirov, LPC, NCC. Every other Monday

Registration required: 773.508.1016 or 773.508.1097

Led by Jaclyn Abramson, MA, LCPC, BC-DMT

Come spend time with others who have a loved one with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, or related dementias.

Led by Kate Maley, Counseling Services Social Work Intern

This six-week group will introduce members to various styles of mindfulness meditation. Members will discuss common barriers and challenges to establishing a regular practice and explore what approaches work best for them. Group members will develop skills to bring self-compassion and awareness to the complexities and challenges of everyday life.

Caring for a loved one can be both a rewarding and stressful experience. In caring for others, we often struggle to find time to care for ourselves. This therapeutic group will meet twice-monthly and provide a safe space for caregivers aged 60+ to explore issues related to caregiving, better understand how prior life experiences can impact relationships in the present, and enhance coping skills through mutual support.

Participation requires advance screening and evaluation to be billable to Medicare and other insurance.

A virtual support group for family caregivers of Holocaust survivors.

Led by Yonit Hoffman, PhD and Anna Dominov, LSW, Holocaust Community Services  1st Wednesday of every month.

Call to confirm dates: 773.508.1004

This group is currently full and closed to new members.

Virtual Group led by Maya Gumirov, L.P.C., N.C.C., Holocaust Community Services and Irina Polishchuk, Resource Specialist, Russian Programs.
 
Support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

For more information:  773.508.1004 or 773.428.3058

Led by Kate Maley, Counseling Services Social Work Intern

This six-week group will introduce members to various styles of mindfulness meditation. Members will discuss common barriers and challenges to establishing a regular practice and explore what approaches work best for them. Group members will develop skills to bring self-compassion and awareness to the complexities and challenges of everyday life.

Skokie virtual support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

Led by Maya Gumirov, LPC, NCC. Every other Monday

Registration required: 773.508.1016 or 773.508.1097

Caring for a loved one can be both a rewarding and stressful experience. In caring for others, we often struggle to find time to care for ourselves. This therapeutic group will meet twice-monthly and provide a safe space for caregivers aged 60+ to explore issues related to caregiving, better understand how prior life experiences can impact relationships in the present, and enhance coping skills through mutual support.

Participation requires advance screening and evaluation to be billable to Medicare and other insurance.

This group is currently full and closed to new members.

Virtual Group led by Maya Gumirov, L.P.C., N.C.C., Holocaust Community Services and Irina Polishchuk, Resource Specialist, Russian Programs.
 
Support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

For more information:  773.508.1004 or 773.428.3058

Skokie virtual support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

Led by Maya Gumirov, LPC, NCC. Every other Monday

Registration required: 773.508.1016 or 773.508.1097

Caring for a loved one can be both a rewarding and stressful experience. In caring for others, we often struggle to find time to care for ourselves. This therapeutic group will meet twice-monthly and provide a safe space for caregivers aged 60+ to explore issues related to caregiving, better understand how prior life experiences can impact relationships in the present, and enhance coping skills through mutual support.

Participation requires advance screening and evaluation to be billable to Medicare and other insurance.

Seniors with Adult Children with Disabilities Connect, share experiences and learn about benefits and community resources. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom. Registration required: 773.508.1106

Led by Mariana Sanchez, LCSW.

A virtual support group for family caregivers of Holocaust survivors.

Led by Yonit Hoffman, PhD and Anna Dominov, LSW, Holocaust Community Services  1st Wednesday of every month.

Call to confirm dates: 773.508.1004

Led by Jaclyn Abramson, MA, LCPC, BC-DMT

Come spend time with others who have a loved one with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, or related dementias.

Skokie virtual support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

Led by Maya Gumirov, LPC, NCC. Every other Monday

Registration required: 773.508.1016 or 773.508.1097

This group is currently full and closed to new members.

Virtual Group led by Maya Gumirov, L.P.C., N.C.C., Holocaust Community Services and Irina Polishchuk, Resource Specialist, Russian Programs.
 
Support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

For more information:  773.508.1004 or 773.428.3058

Caring for a loved one can be both a rewarding and stressful experience. In caring for others, we often struggle to find time to care for ourselves. This therapeutic group will meet twice-monthly and provide a safe space for caregivers aged 60+ to explore issues related to caregiving, better understand how prior life experiences can impact relationships in the present, and enhance coping skills through mutual support.

Participation requires advance screening and evaluation to be billable to Medicare and other insurance.

Seniors with Adult Children with Disabilities Connect, share experiences and learn about benefits and community resources. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom. Registration required: 773.508.1106

Led by Mariana Sanchez, LCSW.

Skokie virtual support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

Led by Maya Gumirov, LPC, NCC. Every other Monday

Registration required: 773.508.1016 or 773.508.1097

This group is currently full and closed to new members.

Virtual Group led by Maya Gumirov, L.P.C., N.C.C., Holocaust Community Services and Irina Polishchuk, Resource Specialist, Russian Programs.
 
Support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

For more information:  773.508.1004 or 773.428.3058

Seniors with Adult Children with Disabilities Connect, share experiences and learn about benefits and community resources. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom. Registration required: 773.508.1106

Led by Mariana Sanchez, LCSW.

This group is currently full and closed to new members.

Virtual Group led by Vera Rodriguez Mancera, LPC and Maya Gumirov , LPC, NCC.
 
Support group for Russian-speaking Holocaust survivors.

 For more information: 773.508.1149 or 224.625.2708

A virtual support group for family caregivers of Holocaust survivors.

Led by Yonit Hoffman, PhD and Anna Dominov, LSW, Holocaust Community Services  1st Wednesday of every month.

Call to confirm dates: 773.508.1004