This is the link to Emotions Anonymous International's official Instagram profile.
This is the link to Emotions Anonymous International's official YouTube channel.
Ride the Tiger is a one-hour documentary created by Detroit Public Television (DPTV) that tells
the story of highly accomplished individuals—congressmen, attorneys, pastors, authors, and
stay-at-home moms - all of whom have been diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. The documentary
is designed to subvert stereotypes by raising awareness and to empower individuals living with
a bipolar diagnosis.
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We send a brief email each Tuesday morning with information, personal reflections, program material, and opportunities to engage with the organization.
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A key to emotional well-being is to stay active with your group! Remote groups are pretty easy to access; we encourage you to try a few out before making any decisions about the Emotions Anonymous program. Remote groups meet by phone or online. Most groups follow our standard meeting format, but no two groups are exactly the same. Each group is run by meeting members and each has a different 'flavor' as a result. If there are no groups in your area or that work for your schedule, please consider starting one or joining a remote group! Find out more information on starting up a new group here.
We recommend verifying meeting information with the group's contact(s) prior to the meeting. Information provided on this website is provided by group members and is not always current.
