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March 16, 2020Our services have moved online, for the protection of those we serve, our staff and the community. We are working remotely. If you need support or information on mental health matters or our programs and services, here’s how to reach us!
- Our Warmline (866-960-6264) is available (Monday to Friday, 10am to 5 pm). Please leave a voicemail with your return contact information and any message, so that we we are able to respond. Alternatively, you can email info@namisoco.org.
Isolation & Finding Connection Groups Through St. Joseph & Buckelew
St. Joseph Health and Buckelew Programs are hosting a series of online groups called “Isolation and Finding Connection,” to be held every Wednesday. This series aims at providing tools and coping skills to navigate feelings of isolation. Join us in having an open dialogue during these groups! If you are interested in joining a group, please contact Claudia at claudia.csulb@gmail.com, Erika at Erika.Klohe@stjoe.org, or call 707-328-8973. Read on to learn more.
more » Read MoreMeasure O Has Passed!
During the November elections, voters in Sonoma County likely approved Measure O, ensuring a steady and reliable source of funding to address Mental Health and Homelessness that will expand needed services for our citizens for the next 10 years. The sales tax measure needed to pass with two-thirds majority and has received 67.99 percent of the votes in its favor.
more » Read More“Supporters of Young Folks” – New Buckelew Program
Buckelew Programs has launched a new support group, “Supporters of Young Folks,” for family members, friends, caregivers, and anyone who supports a young person struggling with mental health, substance abuse, and/or trauma. The group is free and online via Zoom. The first meeting is on Thursday, October 22 at 3:00 PM. Read more to learn how to sign up for this group.
more » Read MoreCDC Publishes Guide to Stress Relief
Find out how to manage stress after a traumatic event by following CDC’s tips for self-care! The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently published an article outlining ways for individuals to cope with stress, especially in light of a traumatic event like a wildfire or the COVID-19 pandemic.
more » Read MoreNAMI Sonoma County – Closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday
Please note that our Warmline, office and Zoom programs will be closed for Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 26th and Friday, November 27th. We will return calls and emails when back in the office the following week. We wish you a safe, healthy holiday. Wear your masks, wash your hands and take good care!
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