Over E-health en zelfredzaamheid van patienten in de ggz” (E-health: Face-to-Facebook. About e-health and self-reliance of patients in mental health care), Erasmus University, Rotterdam, TYimbos (2013), [Online], available at www.trimbos.nl/, accessed 8 July 2013, Riper, H., L. Kooistra, J. de Wit, W. van Ballegooijen en T. Donker (2013), “Preventie & eMental- Health kennissythese 2012" (Prevention eMental Health knowledge synthesis], ZonMW. Almost all OECD countries reported that they had a national mental health user group (see Chapter 6), and in many instances user groups have local branches that organise meetings to offer peer support, discussion, and information. Often, support groups are disorder specific, for example in Germany more than 5 000 self-help support groups were identified, covering a broad range of psychiatric disorders, particularly groups for families and partners, bereavement, anxiety disorders, depression, and eating disorders.