NAMI Juneau

We provide education, advocacy, support, and public awareness so individuals affected by mental illness can build better lives.

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  • Please join us tonight for Family Support Group, a space for those who support someone with a mental illness. No need to register, just show up at 5:30.
  • We have several free, peer-led support groups in August. ➡ A group for people addressing their own mental health every Wednesday night. ➡A group for those who love someone with a mental health condition on the first and third Thursdays. ➡A group for those who have lost someone to suicide on the 4th Saturday of the month. Questions about what to expect at group? Reach out to us at 907-463-4251 or namijuneau@gmail.com.
  • DBT Group is tonight! This group is open to anyone wanting to learn DBT skills to help manage big emotions. Practice these skills in a comfortable, peer-led environment.
  • Please join us for a community gathering to surround those who have lost someone to suicide or are experiencing suicidality. There will be a ceremony in remembrance of those who died by suicide, food, and tabling activities. In partnership with Goldbelt Heritage Foundation and Tlingit & Haida Community Behavioral Services Healing Center.
  • Do you love someone who lives with a mental illness? This is for you. Join other people in similar situations to learn and connect. Free registration at the link in our bio and at namijuneau.org/familyandfriends
  • Check out our newsletter at namijuneau.org/newsletters (or at the link in our bio). It's been a great summer!
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Land Acknowledgement

Dzántikʼi Héeni (or Juneau) is the unceded ancestral homelands of the Áakʼw Ḵwáan

NAMI Juneau thanks the Áakʼw Ḵwáan and neighboring Tʼaaḵú Ḵwáan for their stewardship of this life-giving land.
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We also recognize the resilience of Indigenous Peoples of Alaska in the face of past and present trauma. To move forward, our work in Southeast AK requires a deep understanding of the harm, suffering, and pain caused by colonization, racism, and unjust actions. Our mission of promoting mental health is only complete once we honor the wisdom in different ways of knowing and commit ourselves to being a part of the healing and liberation process with Alaska’s Indigenous Peoples, now and for future generations.

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