The Mood Disorders Support Group of Guelph
Peer support group serving
Guelph and Wellington County since 1990
Our approach
We offer a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment where everyone, regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, or background, can share their experiences. We are committed to fostering a space that celebrates diversity and promotes equality, where individuals can find hope, guidance, and support in their journey. Guest speakers are featured, and free literature is available on topics related to Mood Disorders. We host outings, social events, and other activities to connect and build a supportive community.
Although we are “not” experts, we bring personal experience with mood disorders and a deep commitment to supporting one another. There is no charge for membership or attendance. We come together to discuss topics that can enhance our recovery and well-being.
Share Your Story with People Who Understand
Providing you with a safe space to share
Our next in person meetings are:
July 8th, 2025
August 5th, 2025
September 2nd, 2025
Meetings are from 7pm-9pm.
To participate in our Zoom meetings, please send an email to: MDSGG with your request.
In-person and remote options
We are located downtown Guelph at 10C (42 Carden Street) on the 3rd floor. This location is fully accessible.
We meet every first Tuesday of the month in person (unless otherwise posted) and every Tuesday on zoom 7pm-9pm.
Can’t make it to the meeting?
No worries – we’ve got you covered.
We Want To Hear From You!
We are conducting a Survey to Collect Data for suggestions on how the Mood Disorders Support Group of Guelph can improve our services and Outreach within the Community
Our services
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Coaching
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Peer Support
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Online Resources
Meeting Guidelines – A Living Document
* When you come here please remember: who you see here and hear here, when you leave here make sure it stays in this room. It is crucial we all feel safe.
* We agree to ‘share the air’ and not dominate the conversation.
* Instead of giving advice, we speak from our own experiences using ‘I’ statements; we recognize that one’s experience will be different from others.
* We agree to be non-judgemental; we respect other people’s differences and perspectives.
If you’re in crisis. Please call 911.
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