We offer programs at no cost

Pictured above left and center are attendees of F2F and P2P classes and right Jamie Griffin with a few people
who heard her In Our Own Voice presentation.

NAMI Rome offers the following NAMI programs, which are no cost to the participant.

8Where do I turn to get help? My loved one doesn't believe he has a mental illness! Why me? How can I afford to pay the hospital bills? What's the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?

I bet you can relate to the above comments. Isn't it frustrating when you believe you're all alone? You're not! All of us who have a love one with a mental illness shared the same feeling. Family-to-Family, a 8-week FREE course, answers so many questions. NAMI-Rome offers the course twice yearly.
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Call our info line for more information about NAMI Rome and our programs: 706-506-5010

Interested in becoming a member? Fill out our membership form!

All I do is sleep. I can't hold a job. My "so-called" friends made fun of me when I told them I had bi-polar. How do I apply for SSI? The medications made me gain 45 pounds--who wants that? Will the voices ever go away? My family would be better off without worrying about me.

Peer-to-Peer is led by your peers. They've been there and can offer empathy and help. This 8-week FREE course is based on recovery. You'll learn about mental illness and ways to cope.
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THe forgets to turn in his homework and when I get on to him, he throws a fit. Where did he learn such foul language? It wasn't the least bit funny when he threw his pet rabbit into the lake! Is this a stage and if so when will it end? Sound familiar?

Parents have long sought answers. Basics, a FREE 6-week course, explores the minds of children and adolescents and offers parents and caregivers up-to-date information on many childhood behavioral problems ranging from AD/HD to early onset Bipolar disorder. You'll learn about these disorders, medication, self-help, and ways to help your child cope better. The course is now offered online.
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The Peer-to-Peer course teaches. NAMI Connection listens. Join others who have similar concerns. You'll not only get help, you'll give help. NAMI-Rome holds a weekly support group for individuals with mental illnesses. It meets Mondays from 6:00 - 7:30 pm at Rome 1st United Methodist Church, 202 East Third Avenue. Click here to learn more.
See map below.
The Dalton Connection Recovery SupportGroup meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 6:00 - 7:30 pm at Mack Gaston Community Center. See map of Dalton below for location.
www.nami.org/connection

Support Groups are being held virtually through Zoom.

The Family-to-Family course teaches. The family support group (just like NAMI Connection) listens. This group is open for family and friends who have a real need to learn the ins and outs of mental illness just because they are caregivers. It meets Mondays from 6:00 - 7:30 pm at Rome 1st United Methodist Church, 202 East Third Avenue. See above map for Rome location. Click here to learn more.
The Dalton Family Support Group meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 6:00 - 7:30 pm at Mack Gaston Community Center. See map below for location of Dalton FSG.
www.nami.org/fsg

Support Groups are being held virtually through Zoom.

IOOV puts a human face on people living successfully with a mental illness.

IOOV is a recurring presentation where two speakers with a mental illness tell their story to the general public. Contact Bonnie at 706-232-4607 or email at jmbm71@bellsouth.net to set up a presentation.

Watch this video to learn more.

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Last updated: 1/27/2018

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NAMI Rome offers the following NAMI programs, which are no cost to the participant.