Here’s a chance to catch up with recent developments and meet other members of the society.
Talking to other sufferers means that often, for the first time, you will be speaking with someone who understands what you are experiencing. It’s a time to swap stories, share coping strategies and make new friends.
There is no charge for attending.
Saturday, 30th May
10:30 – 1pm
Lounge Bar
Burlington Hotel
Burlington Arcade
126 New Street
Birmingham
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