Support group helps caregivers of those with mental illness
Kelowna Capital NewsOct 13, 2017
Her husband was diagnosed with bipolar disorder five years ago.
When she noticed there was little support in
"One thing I've seen throughout the years is that it's important to have that support when that happens especially for the person who is going to be their main caregiver. It's also important to communicate well," said Flinkman.
"I want to make it my life's mission to help people," she said. With her three-year-old daughter, it increased her interest to find a safe space to provide that support for caregivers.
The group is comprised of three Okanagan professionals.
"My goal would be that it continues as an ongoing support service in
To register call 250-307-2291 or email hollyflinkman@yahoo.ca .