Mental Health Programs Overview

NAMI Tallahassee is proud to offer several different mental health programs to the community! Find information on our support groups, our educational programs, and our outreach and awareness promotion.

Support Groups

NAMI Tallahassee mental health support groups are FREE, peer-led, and offer participants an opportunity to share their experiences and gain support from other attendees in a safe and supportive environment. There are several different support groups offered, each tailored to meet different needs:

  • NAMI Connection Peer Support Group
  • NAMI Family Support Group
  • LGBTQIA+ Support Group
  • Young Adult Support Group
  • Help Line

Interested in learning more or attending a support group? Click here for our support groups page.

Education

Across the country, thousands of dedicated and trained NAMI volunteers bring peer-led programs to a wide variety of community settings, from churches to NAMI Affiliates. With the unique understanding of people with lived experience, these impactful mental health programs and support groups provide outstanding free education, skills training, and valuable support. Most programs are available in Spanish and online. Please note that NAMI programs are not open to student or professional observation. As with our support groups, there are a wide range of education courses and resources available tailored to meet different needs:

  • NAMI Basics education course
  • NAMI Family-to-Family education course
  • NAMI Peer-to-Peer education course
  • NAMI Homefront education course
  • NAMI Ending The Silence presentation
  • NAMI In Our Own Voice presentation
  • CIT Training Liaison (Law Enforcement crisis intervention team training) advocacy

Interested in learning more about our educational programs, community presentations, and CIT training? Click here for our education page.

Mental Health Programs Outreach and Awareness Promotion

  • Membership
  • Bluebird Run
  • LOSS Team of the Big Bend
  • Multicultural Outreach – Sharing Hope
  • Tally Teens for Change – NAMI
  • FaithNet
  • Newsletter
  • Website

Interested in learning more about NAMI as a national organization? Click here for the National Alliance on Mental Illness webpage.