In the case of a disease, an identity or a pre-disposition, for example, a<unk>  will provide information, act as a clearing-house for experiences, and may serve as a public relations voice for sufferers, other members, and their families.<unk> s for high IQ or LGBTQIA+ individuals, for example, differ in their inclusivity, but both connect people on the basis of identity or pre-disposition. For more temporary concerns, such as bereavement or episodic medical conditions, a<unk>  may veer more towards helping those involved to overcome or push through their condition/experience. Some<unk> s and conditions for which such<unk> s may be formed are: *Addiction *AIDS *Alzheimer's *Alcoholics Anonymous *Anxiety disorders *Asperger syndrome *Borderline personality disorder *Breastfeeding *Brain attack or Brain trauma *Cancer *Circadian rhythm disorders, e.g. DSPD, Non-24 *Codependency *Diabetes *Debtors Anonymous *Domestic violence *Eating disorders *Erythema nodosum *Ex-gay<unk> s *Families of addicts & alcoholics *Fibromyalgia *Gamblers Anonymous *Grief *Infertility *Inflammatory bowel disease *Irritable bowel syndrome *Mental Health *Miscarriage *Mood disorders *Narcolepsy *Parkinson's disease *Red Skin Syndrome/Topical Steroid Addiction and Withdrawal *Sexual abuse survivors *Sleep disorders *Stuttering *Suicide prevention *Ulcerative colitis
Support group
Reality therapy
Wake therapy
Simulated presence therapy
Assertive community treatment
Biological psychiatry
Telepsychology
Counseling psychology