We are here to help! Our Warmline and NAMI Support Groups are Still Active!
March 16, 2020Since Shelter-in-Place orders were put into place in mid-March, we have moved our services to an online platform. We have been here all along, working remotely, and hope you’ll reach out to us if you need support or information on mental health matters in Sonoma County.
- Our Warmline (866-960-6264) is available (Monday to Friday, 10am to 5 pm). If you do not reach us when you call, please leave a voicemail with your return contact information and any questions,
Meeting on Potential Ballot Measure on Wednesday, July 22
On Wednesday, July 22, 2020 from 5 – 5:40 PM, we will host an online information session about a potential ballot measure for the election this November. If passed, the measure would create a sales tax to support mental health, homeless, housing, and substance use services in Sonoma County. To participate, email info@namisoco.org or call (866) 960-6264. Read on to learn more.
more » Read MoreLegislation Updates: Mental Health Bills in California
Do you know about mental health policy in our state legislature? NAMI California, in addition to several other organizations, tracks bills being considered in the California Assembly and Senate. We’ve put together a few of the most important bills for you to learn about — read on to know more.
more » Read MoreComplete a Survey about Mental Health after Natural Disasters
Researchers with The Center for Public Integrity are studying how mental health is being impacted by climate disasters (like wildfires) and are looking for people to complete a brief survey. If you have been affected by a wildfire or other natural disaster and want to share your story, read on to learn more about the study.
more » Read MoreJoin Us for Our Virtual Annual Meeting on June 24!
On Wednesday, June 24, from 5 – 6:00 PM, we will host our Annual Meeting — this year, online instead of in person. NAMI members and non-members are welcome to attend! To sign up, please contact the Warmline at (866) 960-6264 or email info@namisoco.org. Read on to learn more about this year’s theme.
more » Read MoreDealing with Coronavirus Anxiety: Tips from Mental Health Experts
Staff at Psychology.org asked three mental health experts to weigh in on how individuals can manage their coronavirus-related anxieties. Read on for five tips to help you establish a sense of normalcy and maintain your mental health during this time.
more » Read MoreCaregivers Need Care Too
NAMI Tennessee recently released this short video from Gabe Howard, a Peer Support Specialist, who lives with bipolar disorder. He speaks about the need to support those who provide support to loved ones living with mental illness during this difficult period.
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