Family Voices

Let our presenters inform and empower you with their journeys of supporting a loved one through mental illness.

About This Program

Family Voices is an interactive presentation that challenges stereotypes and builds empathy by considering the impact mental health conditions have not just on the individual living with the illness, but also on their loved ones.

Two trained presenters with lived experience as family members of individuals living with a mental health condition talk openly about their experiences. Audience members will have the opportunity to ask questions to learn more about how the presenters and their loved ones have coped with the conditions affecting their families and how to live well in spite of them.

This 60-90-minute presentation is offered free of charge and is appropriate for diverse audiences, including family members, friends, individuals living with mental health conditions, mental health professionals, students, and the general public. Family Voices works well as a standalone presentation, or it can be paired with In Our Own Voice to provide insight from individuals living with mental health conditions as well as from family members.

Upcoming Training:

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our June Family Voices Training! We are not currently offering any other training at this moment. If you’re interested in attending the next training, please click the button below and fill out the form to join our waitlist.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule a Family Voices presentation, please contact our Program Coordinator at [email protected].

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Family Voices

What You Will Gain:

An opportunity to hear open and honest perspectives on a highly misunderstood topic
A chance to ask presenters questions, allowing for a deeper understanding of mental health conditions and the profound impact they have
A greater understanding of the impact mental health conditions have on families
The understanding that there is always hope for a brighter future
Information on how to learn more about mental health and how to get involved with the mental health community