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Spring is in the air....

Come take a breath of fresh air with NAMI.....

EDUCATION NIGHTS

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Please view our new Upcoming Events page for information on the Education Nights Monthly.


Next Education Class Night: May 16, 2012

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Teleconference Family To Family Support

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Not able to leave the luxury of your home?

On your way home and have a cell?

You can now call into our Teleconference Family To Family Support Group!

Please see Upcoming Events for more information!


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Family To Family Support Groups

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Just a reminder.....


Family to Family Support Groups are held the 2nd Wednesday every month. They are held at MHCD and begin promptly at 7PM and end promptly at 8:30PM.  You can view more information on our Upcoming Events Page.


You are not required to register..come as you are!

May 2012 Date: May 9, 2012


Need Help??

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Metro Crisis Services is a Partnerwith NAMI to provide free support 24/7, 365 days a year. If you need some advice or information, please don't hesitate to contact them!

Metro Crisis Line is open to anyone, any age, any issue.

Phone: 1-888-885-1222
Web:
http://www.metrocrisisservices.org/


NAMI Denver is a local, all volunteer, non-profit organization of individuals, families and/or friends living with serious mental illnesses.  It is a grassroots group open to all area residents desiring to work together on behalf of those who have a mental illness and to help their families support those living with mental illness.

NAMI Denver offers several services to help its members navigate the challenges of either living with a mental illness or having a family member who has a mental illness.

Visit our 2 support pages to learn about our two support groups:  Family & Loved Ones and Connections Recovery Support Group.

To learn about our monthly Education Meetings  click on the Education/Support page on topics such as Mental Health Stigma, Special Needs Trusts, and the Police Department's Crisis Intervention Team (CIT).  You can also learn about our Family to Family course, a 12-week class specifically offered to teach family members more about mental illness and how to cope with it. 

We congratulate you for taking steps to learn more about mental illness and look forward to hearing from you. WE BELIEVE IN HOPE!

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