You Don’t Have to Do This Alone
When a loved one is navigating a mental health condition or substance use challenge, the impact reaches far beyond the individual. Family members and caregivers often carry an enormous weight — and too often, they carry it alone.
STR Behavioral Health’s free virtual family support groups exist to change that. These weekly Zoom sessions bring together adults who are supporting a loved one through treatment and beyond, offering a confidential, compassionate space to share experiences, ask questions, and build the kind of community that makes this journey more manageable.
Groups are facilitated by experienced STR staff and grounded in the same evidence-informed approach that guides our clinical programs. Whether your loved one is currently in treatment, recently discharged, or somewhere in between, there is a place for you here.
No referral required. No prior connection to STR needed. Open to any adult who needs support.
Join a Group
Mental Health Programs
Tuesdays | 8:00–9:00pm | For adults supporting a loved one in a mental health program
Substance Use Disorder Programs
Wednesdays | 8:00–9:00pm | For adults supporting a loved one in a substance use disorder program
Free to attend. Virtual via Zoom.
Meeting ID: 963 2810 4340 | Passcode: 653376
Meet Our Family Program Clinician
Marianna “Mace” Cooper-Drew, MA, LPC
Marianna “Mace” Cooper-Drew, MA, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor with more than 20 years of experience in community-based treatment. As Vice President of STR Behavioral Health — one of the largest behavioral health providers in southeastern Pennsylvania — Mace provides consultation and supervision to therapists, clinical administrators, and interns across the organization.
Mace leads the development and facilitation of STR’s family program, anger management curriculum, and trauma-informed resiliency groups. She is a certified anger management specialist and trained in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), eco-systemic family therapy (ESFT), and the attachment, regulation, and competency (ARC) model. In her private practice in Bucks County, she works with individuals and couples using emotionally focused therapy (EFT).
Mace is passionate about helping individuals and families affected by trauma, loss, substance use challenges, and neglect — and believes deeply in the capacity for growth, connection, and healing.
“Sometimes the bravest and most important thing you can do is just show up.”
— Brené Brown
