Led by trained volunteers who are family members of service members and veterans living with mental health conditions, the 6-week NAMI Homefront course is designed to address the unique needs of family, caregivers and friends of those who have served or are currently serving our country.
get practical, up-to-date information about common mental health conditions associated with veterans including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury, anxiety, depression, and substance use
Understand the latest treatment options including medications and evidence-based therapies
practice problem-solving techniques, coping strategies, and compassionate communication skills
Find federal, state, and local resources and peer support
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Introducing NAMI Homefront Mental Health Resources For Military Service Members, Veterans And Their Families!
free online suite of resources for caregivers, family members, and military service members and veterans designed to increase understanding, communication, wellness and advocacy skills.
Accessible through computers or mobile devices, NAMI Homefront Mental Health Resources is available 24/7 and includes information about:
Mental health conditions
Treatment options
Approaches to increase overall wellness
Tips for self-care and managing stress
Communication strategies
Transitioning from military to civilian life
Links to helpful organizations and crisis services
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NAMI Family-to-Family
8-week course created for and facilitated by loved ones of people with mental illness. Find your people.
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The Family Experience
A short presentation adaptable for any group amplifying the effects of mental illness from a family perspective.
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NAMI Basics OnDemand+
Designed for caregivers of youth under 22 who are experiencing symptoms of emotional or mental health conditions.
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Family Support Group
A monthly support group for loved ones of an individual with a mental health condition. Open to all.