T-Shirt Fundraiser

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Help us design our spring shirts by joining our annual t-shirt design contest! We hear often how important our mental health is, but how do we maintain our mental wellness? With this in mind, this year’s theme is “Keep Your Mental Health Afloat.” Through this theme, we can share messages of hope and spread awareness that anyone affected by mental illness …

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NAMI On Campus

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What is NAMI On Campus?NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental health. NAMI advocates for access to services, treatment, supports and research and is steadfast in its commitment to raising awareness and building a community of hope for all …

Webcam Usage During Online Programming

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Webcam Usage During Online Programming 09/16/2020 During classes and groups, we encourage participants to show their webcam and participate in activities and discussions. This promotes engagement with program leaders and other participants, which is the best way to receive the full benefit of the class and group. It also promotes safety and well-being of participants, by allowing leaders to identify …

Current Board and Staff

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NAMI Wood County StaffJessica Hartman, MPH, CHES Executive DirectorAmanda Like, MSW Manager of Programs and Community EducationBrianna Snow, M.ed., CFLE-P AOT Family/Client AdvocateCourtney Rice, MSW, LISW Manager of Development and MarketingShari Schmitt Fiscal AgentNAMI Wood County Board of DirectorsExecutive Committee Derek Lee, MRC, CRC, LCPCC-S, DBTC: Board Chair Leanne Eby: Board Vice Chair Jodi Johnson: Board Secretary Carol Asmus: Board …

Road to Recovery Packets

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PEER PACKETFAMILY PACKET  We hope you find this information helpful if you have been diagnosed with a mental health condition  We hope you find this information helpful if your loved one is diagnosed with a mental health condition.How to Navigate a Mental Health CrisisLearn More About Our Board and StaffLearn More How to Get Involved with NAMI Wood County

Membership Update

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Don’t Miss a Thing from NAMI Wood County! We want to keep you updated on the most recent information and resources from NAMI Wood County. If you are a current member, use the following form to update your information. Note: updating our information does not renew your membership. to renew visit our membership page. Not a member? Visit our membership page …

Giving Tuesday

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Support NAMI Wood County this Giving Tuesday $1,070 of $2,000 raised $ Donation Amount: $5.00$10.00$20.00Custom Amount Select Payment Method PayPal Offline Donation Personal Info First Name * Last Name Is this donation on behalf of a company? No Yes Company Name Email Address * Make this an anonymous donation. Comment Donation Total: $5.00

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NAMI Wood County’s Response to COVID-19

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COVID-19 Resources NAMI National: Response to COVID – 19 Coronavirus: Mental Health Coping Strategies ——————————- NAMI Ohio: COVID-19 Guide Response to COVID-19 ——————————- Ohio Department of Health ——————————-_________________________________________________________________________________ February 4, 2021 As we continue into 2021, we want our community to know that we are still here for you. We are continuing to keep in mind the safety of folks …

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WRAP

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Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)The Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) Workshop is free of charge, a self-designed, course on identifying your personal wellness tools. WRAP was developed by Mary Ann Copeland. Your WRAP program is designed by you in practical, day-to-day terms, and holds the key to getting and staying well. It does not necessarily replace traditional treatments, but can …