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| North Carolina's Voice on Mental Illness If you would like to speak to someone about your particular issue, then use the NAMI NC helpline Monday -Friday 8:30 am to 5 pm. 800- 451-9682 (NC only) |
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Monthly Education Meeting Fourth Monday Education Meeting June 22, 2009, 7pm Room 202* Speaker: Beth Melcher, Ph.D., Ex. Dir. Recovery Innovations Dr. Melcher will discuss how their newly established program in Henderson, NC and how Recovery Innovations programs create opportunities and environments that empower people to recover, to succeed in accomplishing their goals, and to reconnect to themselves, others, and meaning and purpose in life. Highland United Methodist Church, Rm. 202 1901 Ridge Rd., Raleigh, NC Public is cordially invited - No fee to attend. Mark your calendar. Meetings are the 4th Monday of Every Month. ************************************************************************************ NAMI Community Forum Feeding Our Mind: The Effect of Diet on Mental Health Beth Collins, MPH, RD, LDN Women/Adolescent Health Nutritionist Wake County Human Services ******************************************* Receiving Resources to Improve Physical Health and Help Improve Mental Health Myrna Miller, MSW, JD, Public Affairs Liaison, Lilly, USA ********************************************* Help in Finding a job Tuesday July 14, 2009, 7pm JobLink Career Center of Wake County Location: Richard B. Harrison Library, 1313 New Bern Avenue. Additional parking available in the tire store parking lot directly across from the library lot. No fee to attend. Public is cordially invited. |
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| Take Action! You know you want to make a difference by impacting public policy that affects people with mental illness. Think you don't have time to make a difference? Here's the solution...The NAMI Wake 5-minute or less Advocacy Fix. Just put it on your calendar to visit our Alert Page every week & follow the simple instructions & you Will make a difference. |
| The Iris |
NAMI Wake Akland Report Indicators of the Impact of North Carolina’s “Mental Health Reform” on People with Severe Mental Illness |
| **********************************************************M June/July 2009 Edition |