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NAMI DuPage Gives Hope to Families

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 2100 Manchester Rd Wheaton IL 60187  See map


                             NAMI DuPage Gives Hope to Families

Is someone in your family struggling with a mental illness? You are
not alone! There is hope!

NAMI of DuPage County (The National Alliance on Mental Illness) will
be offering the free NAMI Family to Family Education course for families


and caregivers of adults diagnosed with mental illnesses. The 12-week


series of classes will be held from 7:00-9:30PM at our NAMI DuPage


office, 2100 Manchester Road, Building B, Suite 925, Wheaton, IL


from February 13th until April 24th. Registration is open through the


third class.

The course is offered at no charge and is taught by two trained
teachers who have experienced mental illness in their own families.

Some comments from past participants in this program:



“Hearing each family’s story helped me realize I was not alone.”



“The course is very informative. It gives me a better understanding of
the “system” and the individual with a mental illness. NAMI is
doing a great job in bringing mental illness out in the open and to
the public.”



“The class provided an optimistic outlook for myself and my family.
Also gave me the tools to move forward.”

NAMI DuPage also has drop-in support groups at various locations.


To register for the Family to Family course or for more information call


the NAMI DuPage office at (630) 752-0066, ext.210, or visit www.namidupage.org.


 

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