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When a family member, friend, or significant other is experiencing mental distress or lives with a persistent mental health condition, connecting to information and support is invaluable.

 

Family-to-Family provides a wealth of information and resources led by trained teachers who have loved ones who live with mental health conditions. Think of this course as a road map with the added support and insight from other families. Class is open to anyone supporting a loved one with a mental health condition (a diagnosis is not required to attend).

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 Family-to-Family offers participants:​

  • Current information on anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, depression, schizophrenia, co-occurring substance misuse, and related conditions

  • A variety of therapeutic and treatment options; medications and how they work; complementary health approaches; and rehabilitation and recovery supports

  • Workshops on problem solving, communication strategies, handling crises, and self-care with a focus
    on stress reduction

  • How to locate and navigate supports and services

  • A supportive facilitator team who will listen, guide discussion, and offer insight and resources 

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Interest List

Please fill out the form below if you are interested in Family-to-Family and we will contact you when the next class is scheduled.

“From day one, I've been better at communicating with my loved one who is living with mental illnesses. It has reduced a lot of stress and stigma by attending this class.”

-Juneau Participant

“NAMI Family-to-Family is packed full of information, educating us along the way to so many aspects within the mental health system to help us better understand our loved ones and support them in a healthy way. It has been a valuable resource for me during my time of crisis and, when not in crisis, providing a safe environment for me to share and feel supported and learn from others. It has been a lifesaver – a place to cry and laugh and make new friends.”
-Juneau Participant

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