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Offers a support group that integrates relational theory, resiliency practices, and skills training in a specific format designed to increase positive connection, personal and collective strengths, and competence in girls.

Katie's Place Clubhouse offers people living with mental illness hope for recovery and opportunity to fully participate as respected and valued members of society. Offers: A) Opportunity to build meaningful relationships with others B) A valued role within the Clubhouse C) Opportunity to enter or re-enter the workforce D) Support with finding housing E) Support to advance education F) A caring and safe environment and Friendship and community

Provides mental health services.

Offers a course on policy making, and speaking with legislators to leverage personal experiences with mental illness into political action.

Helps children, teens and adults, as well as families and communities affected by suicide, through education, advocacy and support. It does not provide hotline services. It does provide training, supports, and resources to individuals who want to help prevent suicide or to people who have been affected by suicide.

Provides training and support to the adults who are naturally part of child's life (e.g., parents, extended family, teachers) when children/adolescents require professional behavioral interventions.

Provides activity based curriculum with lessons that focuses on all aspects of health and wellbeing.

Assists in finding a provider or information on mental illness and/or services.

Offers public presentations on prevention, early detection, and early intervention of mental health conditions which includes substance misuse - lasts from10 minutes to several hours. Provides Mental Health First Aid Trainings and student education programming.

Offers peer-led programs that provide free mental health education, skills training, and support from trained NAMI volunteers. Offers programs for adults; adult caregivers to children, youth, and young adults; and civilian and military families. Programs may include presentations, discussions, interactive exercises, and/or online on-demand content.

Contracts with area mental health agencies to provide comprehensive mental health services, Mental Health intake specialist assists each person or family seeking services to identify the presenting problem, complete necessary social, familial, and medical to develop an initial service plan.

Offers in-person and telehealth counseling to individuals, couples, and families of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds, with a special focus on the uninsured, under-insured, and under-resourced.

Promotes the agency's services and provides suicide prevention/intervention training. Training is provided in one-hour sessions or two-day workshops.

Offers a service for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities that provides case management with intake for assessment, arrangement, and authorization for services, monitoring of services, and follow through regarding employment, housing, education, transportation, and counseling as appropriate.

Provides resources to clients to assist with interpersonal skills, proper hygiene practices, obtaining identification, obtaining a GED and other educational goals, resume building, self-esteem workshops, mental health awareness, recovery awareness, parenting skills, nutritional training, and budgeting.

Offers linkages to and referrals for primary care physicians, Trans competent therapists, staffing agencies, GED/college entry programs, and internship-to-paid position opportunities. Also offers support groups; peer coaching; life skills training; resume building; and mental coping exercises including mindfulness, anxiety and grounding exercises, use of tools to ease anxiety, and self-care.

Offers peer-led presentations that provide free mental health education, skills training, and support from trained NAMI volunteers. Offers presentations designed for a range of audiences including Latino communities, African American communities, mental health advocates, middle- and high school students and staff, congregations of all faith traditions, and persons with both mental health and physical health challenges.

Offers a wellness course that runs 8-12 weeks, meeting weekly for two hours. Participants identify internal and external resources for facilitating recovery, and then use these tools to create their own, individualized plan for successful living; develop a crisis plan, which states how the person would like to be treated in times of crisis (similar to an advance directive for inpatient psychiatric care), as well as a post-crisis plan for back on the road to recovery.

Provides children, transitional youth, and parents a child-centered service designed for children and adolescents who have, or are at risk, for a serious mental illness or emotional disturbance, get the treatment and support necessary to help them succeed in the home, at school, and in the community.

Provides a skills building program to help people living with serious mental illness develop skills in the areas of living and wellness, education, vocation and socialization. Individual goals can include but are not limited to: managing a household, cooking nutritiously, obtaining a degree, developing social roles as well as skills for healthy relationships (e.g. parent, sibling, partner, friend, tenant).

Provides personal finances and home care training, transportation, companion services, social skills, and self care. Offers assistance for finding and keeping housing.

Provides a team that includes both Certified Recovery Specialists (CRS) and Certified Family Recovery Specialists (CFRS). These professionals are in active recovery and utilize their shared experience to support the development and maintenance of the recovery programs for individuals. Through advocacy, community linkage, peer-to-peer coaching, and empowerment, a CRS/CFRS can help strengthen a recovery program at any stage. CRS services are mobile and flexible to meet the individualized need of each participant.

Offers a 12-week education program specially designed for families experiencing the effects of severe brain disorders. Focuses on three major psychiatric illnesses: schizophrenia, bipolar disorder (manic depression), and major depression.

Free 8-week educational course for family members, caregivers, and loved ones of individuals with a mental illness. The highly-structured Family-to-Family curriculum educates participants about various mental illnesses, treatments and medications, and paths to recovery.

Offers peer-led confidential mental health support group, recovery focused support group, family support groups and education programs; online and in-person. Also offers information about community resources.