• James Ramirez – NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness of Southern Oregon

  • Jan 26 2023
  • Length: 33 mins
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James Ramirez – NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness of Southern Oregon

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  • We'd like to thank James for sharing his personal story of his challenges with helping a loved one with mental health, how he found NAMI, and how they helped his loved one, and James himself, over the years. James currently helps work with others in NAMI's Family-to-Family program, and more, to educate and serve others in our local community. We hope you find Brian's chat with James to be a helpful introduction to NAMI, as well as some “food for thought” for anyone who's may be struggling with mental health personally, or knows a loved one that is going through challenges. For more information and assistance on how NAMI can help you and your loved ones, please reach out at the contact information below. Website - http://www.namisouthernoregon.org/ Phone – 541-774-7872 Email - info@namisouthernoregon.org Show Notes James moved to Grants Pass to be closer to family and retire after living in CaliforniaCredits NAMI for saving relationships with loved one's in his familyWhy James is so Excited to share NAMI's valuable resources and education to othersIncreases in Mental Health Issues since COVID beganHow to find out if NAMI is right for you or a loved one3-Steps to help get started on the right track, when working through mental health challenges
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