Want to invite your friends or co-workers to the biggest party for mental health in 2014? Learn how to connect and spread the word with NAMIWalk’s new website at the NAMIWalk Team Captain Kick-off Luncheon. Tuesday July 22nd, 12pm at…
This training is from 10am-6pm both days and the location is VEIC offices, 4th floor, 128 Lakeside Ave (off Pine St), Burlington. It is presented by Emergency Conflict Transformation, an Oakland, CA based organization that offers assistance to those with…
Check out the NAMI Vermont Silent Auction now online for bidding and “Buy it Now!” Auction items range from collectible dolls and picture frames to museum passes and VACATION PACKAGES, which are now opening for 35% of their retail value.…
The United Church of Milton will host a presentation by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Vermont to help its community create a more welcoming atmosphere for peers and family members coping with mental illness. “We look forward to…
Join with friends and colleagues to speak out about addiction and mental illness. Your legislators need to hear from you about what’s working, and what’s not. Many leaders have said they have never heard more powerful messages than the personal…
April 22, 2014, Sunset Ballroom, Comfort Inn and Suites, 1712 Shelburne Rd. South Burlington VT 05403 Hearing voices is one of the most common experiences among people who have been diagnosed with psychotic illness. Many people continue to hear voices…
If you work with youth and young adults, you work with queer youth. Working with queer youth adds dimensions to any youth-serving position that individuals may not feel well-equipped to navigate, or may not even realize are present. Even the…
Jaskanwar Batra, MD, Medical Director at the Vermont Department of Mental Health, asks for your help in assisting DMH to understand your concerns and get your suggestions for improving the mental health system of care. This survey intentionally asks open-ended…
Mental Health Advocacy Day at the State House Join with friends and colleagues to speak out about mental illness. Your legislators need to hear from you about what’s working, and what’s not. Many leaders have said they have never heard…