Support group definition
Support group means a group of people who provide support to one another with respect to grief, disability, substance use, addiction or another psychological, mental or physical health condition;
Support group means individuals who hold licenses or certificates issued under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code who meet regularly to discuss practice issues related to recovery and to provide substance use disorder support for its members.
Support group. ((is)) means a group of health care professionals meeting regularly to support the recovery of its mem- bers. The group provides a confidential setting with a trained and ex- perienced health care professional facilitator in which optometrists may safely discuss drug diversion, licensure issues, return to work and other professional issues related to recovery.
Examples of Support group in a sentence
JOB FAMILY: OPERATIONS Manages the daily operations of the Production Support group.
Distributor will perform all initial troubleshooting before escalating to MaxLinear’s Tier II Support group.
CUPE Local 951 and the University of Victoria agree that for the purposes of applying for posted positions in the jurisdiction of CUPE Local 951 under Article 16.04 of the Collective Agreement, employees from CUPE Local 917 and those in the Exempt Support group will be entitled to complete an internal application form.
The Sprint Tier 2 Technical Support group will receive calls from the designated Customer Help Desk or support group personnel.
If needed, the ACNS Desktop Support group will train the department liaison to perform these activities.
More Definitions of Support group
Support group means interactive group sessions of two or more victims of domestic violence that is facilitated by trained staff on a regular basis. Participants share experi- ences, offer mutual support, and receive information and edu- cation around a specific topic of common interest. Support groups validate the experiences of victims, explore options, build on strengths, and respect participants' rights to make their own decisions. A shelter or house meeting where, for example, chores are discussed, and there is no advocacy pro- vided, is not a support group.
Support group means a group or one to one support which is organised by a business, a charitable, benevolent or philanthropic institution or a public body to provide mutual aid, therapy or any other form of support to its members or those who attend its meetings, including those providing support—
Support group means the group of persons approved by the AOC to provide Team means the 2016 Australian Olympic Team.
Support group means a group consisting of eight (8) to twelve (12) people, led by a therapist 37 and a co-facilitator/survivor, who provide one another with unconditional support, information, and 1 skills to cope with the psychological stressors and/or loss associated with attempted or completed 2 suicide.
Support group means an interactive group session of two or more victims of domestic violence that is facilitated by trained staff on a regular basis. Participants share experiences, offer mutual sup port, and receive information and education around a specific topic of common interest. Support groups validate the experiences of victims, explore options, build on strengths, and respect participants' rights to make their own decisions. A shelter or house meeting where, for ex ample, chores are discussed, and there is no advocacy provided, is not a support group.
Support group means a group of health care professionals meeting regularly to support the recovery of its members. The group provides a confidential setting with a trained and experienced health care professional facilitator in which denturists may safely discuss drug diversion, licensure, return to work, and other professional is- sues related to recovery.
Support group means, with respect to any Supported Obligations, the Districts that are party to the Obligation Instrument pursuant to which such Supported Obligations are incurred.