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NAMI Manatee County
Mental Health Support Group
  • SUPPORT
  • EDUCATION
VOA

(For information regarding V. O. A. please call:
Tim Pedon (941) 756 3753)

flcrFLORIDA CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTER

Dr. Andrew Cutler is currently enrolling
participants in several clinical studies, including those involving depression, bipolar disorder, ADD/ADHD, and schizophrenia.
Evaluation and medications are free of charge.
Call Ginger Moritz, at: (941) 747-7900 for more information.
http://www.flcrc.com


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ARE YOU A FAMILY MEMBER OR FRIEND OF SOMEONE
SUFFERING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS?

ARE YOU STRUGGLING TO DEAL WITH THE ASSOCIATED
SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS?

ARE YOU STRESSED, CONFUSED, ANXIOUS,
POSSIBLY EVEN FEARFUL?
IF THIS SOUNDS LIKE YOU -
NAMI MANATEE COUNTY - IS HERE FOR YOU.

Often the last people to know they are suffering from
Mental Illness are the sufferers.
We believe there is hope for individuals and families
devastated by the perplexities of mental illness and
we are here to help you cope.

Founded in 1979, NAMI today works to achieve equitable services and treatment for more than 15 million Americans living with serious mental illnesses.  Thousands of volunteers participate in local and state affiliates to provide education and support, combat stigma, support increased funding for research, and advocate for adequate health insurance, housing, rehabilitation, and jobs for people with mental illnesses and their families.
NEWS & EVENTSnews

There will not be a
General Meeting at the end of May - that will be Memorial Day.
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Check Out Margaret Moore's information regarding
Dr. Ken Duckworths's
"Ask The Doctor" Conference Call Sessions through NAMI


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PRESCRIPTION PROGRAMS.open
Federal/State Gov, and Private Prescription Drug Programs are available for Low Income Households (up to $32,490p.a.). Click on 'RESOURCES' above and select 'PATIENT ASSIST.PROGS. for details.
JAIL DIVERSION PROGRAMS open
In addition to easing jail populations, and reducing costs, Jail Diversion Programs are a better way to deal with persons with mental illness. According to NAMI, up to 40 percent of adults with mental illness will come into contact with law enforcement, and are often jailed for nonviolent, victimless crimes. Nationally, 16 percent of the jail population is incarcerated for offenses related to mental illness, mental retardation, or substance abuse. Of these, 60 percent to 75 percent were jailed for nonviolent offenses.
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