Assessments, consultations, and groups will take place at McLean Hospital or the Freedom Trail Clinic to prevent external environmental influences from affecting data collection and to ensure that the interviews will be held in a confidential location. A wait-list control design will be used to evaluate the efficacy of this intervention. Clients will be assessed initially on a number of dimensions (specified below) by a trained, reliable research assistant. These clients will be randomly assigned to either an intervention (psychoeducation right away) or a wait-list control condition . The psychoeducation program will consist of four weekly, 2 ½ -hour multifamily group sessions and two individualized pre- and post-group consultation sessions. Clients in the control condition will receive psychoeducation after the intervention group has completed the program. Upon completion of the psychoeducation program, a research assistant will re-evaluate relatives in both the intervention and the wait-list control group. To minimize interviewer bias, this research assistant will be blind to which condition (intervention or wait-list) the clients were assigned.