Family-to-Family Program
Family members learn self-care, problem-solving skills, and communications skills, which can later be taught to the entire family unit. Many graduates of the program called it “life-changing” as they develop friendships with others in similar situations.
Family Connections Support Group
NAMI believes that using the support group model is essential to the success of our family support groups. These sessions takes place in an intimate, confidential setting to allow families to share with each other their positives and negatives.
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Peer-to-Peer Program
Peer-to-Peer is a free 10-week recovery education course that offers a holistic approach to recovery. This course allows individuals diagnosed with a mental illness to share experiences and gain further insight into their mental health.
In Our Own Voice
In Our Own Voice (“IOOV”) is a free presentation given by two people living with mental illness about their journey with their disorders. The hour-long talk is appropriate for family members, friends, professionals, lay audiences and other people living with mental illness.
