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NAMI Basics
Educational Course
NAMI Basics is a free 6-week course that empowers parents and other caregivers of youths living with mental illness by providing them with support and resources.
Mental Illness & Recovery
One-Day Educational Workshop
A NAMI Vermont workshop designed to provide education on mental health, effective treatments, and recovery for family members, peers, and community members.
NAMI Family-to-Family
Educational Course
An 8-session program for families, friends, and significant others to help them learn how to support loved ones with mental health conditions. Classes are offered in the Spring & Fall.
NAMI Provider
In-Service Training
NAMI Provider introduces mental health professionals to the unique perspectives of individuals living with mental health conditions and their families.
NAMI In Our Own Voice
Personal Stories from Peers
An interactive presentation featuring inspiring, personal stories from individuals living with a mental health condition.
NAMI Ending the Silence
Educational Presentation
Ending the Silence educates students, staff, and families on mental health warning signs and what to do if you or a loved one shows symptoms.
Family Voices
Personal Stories from Family
Family Voices is a presentation that challenges stereotypes and builds empathy by considering the impact of mental health on families.
NAMI Sharing Hope
Community Conversation Series
Sharing Hope promotes discussions on mental health and wellness through a three-part community series focused on sharing stories and guided dialogue.
NAMI Smarts for Advocacy
Legislative Advocacy Training
NAMI Smarts for Advocacy is a training that aids individuals affected by mental health conditions to transform their lived experience into effective grassroots advocacy.
NAMI FaithNet
Mental Health in Faith Communities
NAMI FaithNet is an interfaith presentation for friends, clergy, and congregations to promote support for individuals and families living with mental health conditions.
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For more information, contact NAMI Vermont at (800) 639-6480 or email: [email protected]