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Barnsley OCD Group
Open to: People with Mental Illness
Tesco Extra
Community Room
Wombwell Lane
Stairfoot
SYor
S70 3NS
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We meet on the last Tuesday of the month between 7pm - 9pm
Group Coordinator: _
Our Barnsley OCD group offers people living with OCD and their family members, friends and carers the chance to come together in a supportive and welcoming space. Our friendly group meets monthly to socialise, share experiences and offer support and encouragement to each other, as well as to enjoy a good chat with laughter over a cuppa and a few biscuits. We also arrange outings and activities that we can do together and away from our normal group meetings.
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