Support Groups & Classes

At Pine Rest, we have a variety of classes and support groups to meet a range of needs. For more information, locations, dates and times of any particular support group or class, select the class or group from the list below. All groups and classes are also listed by date in our Events section; just search by group/class name or type of event.

If you have questions or need assistance, please call 866.852.4001.

Addiction/Substance Use Disorder/Recovery

• Family Recovery Group | For family members of those with addiction
• Recovery Groups at the Holland Clinic | Welcomes individuals, age 18 and older, who are struggling with addiction and helps them on their journey to lasting recovery.
• Recovery Alumni Support Group | Hosted by Retreat Clinic to provide information, encouragement and support.

Family & Friends

• SELAH Domestic Abuse Awareness Group | This group is open to victims, survivors, family members or women who simply want to learn more about this issue.
• Families & Friends of Aging Adults | Support group designed specifically for those who are caregivers to older adults.
• Raising LGBTQ+ Kids | Group welcomes parents, relatives or guardians (age 18+) of LGBTQ kids.
• Nurtured Heart Approach® for Parents/Caregivers of Children | Six-session weekly class open to parents, legal guardians, grandparents, foster parents, other family members, educators and other professionals.

Group Therapy

• Healthy Living Groups | 12-week course, separate groups for adults or teens struggling with depression, anxiety or mood regulation problems
• Dialectical Skills Groups | Virtual classes based on Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Several date and time options available to eligible participants.
• Mindfulness Therapy Group for LGBTQ+ Persons | safe, inclusive group for adults (age 18+) from all gender and sexual identities.
• Overcoming Anxiety and Depression | weekly support group in Kalamazoo
• Mood Management for Chronic Pain | weekly sessions offered at Campus Clinic, to help adults build coping skills and reduce suffering.