***NOTICE: For the health and safety of our community members, staff and volunteers, our office will be closed to the public until further notice due to the current pandemic. Support groups are being held via Zoom at this time. If you are interested in attending a virtual group, please contact our office at 608-743-9828 and leave a message or email Lindsay at lindsay@namirockcounty.org. We will keep you posted through Facebook and our website when our office re-opens.
We encourage everyone to follow the recommendations of our public and health officials to stay as healthy as possible. Trying times such as these can create extra stress and anxiety so we also encourage you to practice self care and positive coping skills as we work through this.
We encourage everyone to follow the recommendations of our public and health officials to stay as healthy as possible. Trying times such as these can create extra stress and anxiety so we also encourage you to practice self care and positive coping skills as we work through this.
NAMI News:
Mayim Bialik and Kelly Clarkson talk mental health challenges during quarantine
People in mental health crises need help, not handcuffs
Mental Health Parity in the US: Have We Made Any Real Progress?
Mayim Bialik and Kelly Clarkson talk mental health challenges during quarantine
People in mental health crises need help, not handcuffs
Mental Health Parity in the US: Have We Made Any Real Progress?
NAMI has released an informational guide to reference regarding the COVID-19 pandemic: https://www.nami.org/covid-19-guide
MISSION STATEMENT
NAMI Rock County is a non-profit organization that provides support, education, and advocacy throughout Rock County on behalf of individuals and families affected by mental illness.
Stigma around mental illness, leads to shame, guilt, and discrimination. But, by working together, we can reduce that stigma and, in turn, encourage support and treatment to improve the lives of individuals affected by mental illness!
Stigma around mental illness, leads to shame, guilt, and discrimination. But, by working together, we can reduce that stigma and, in turn, encourage support and treatment to improve the lives of individuals affected by mental illness!
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Business hours are: Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
***Please note that staff is not always in the office during business hours. Calling ahead and scheduling an appointment is recommended. |
What to do in a mental health emergency
NAMI Rock County volunteers do not provide emergency crisis services.
Please call 911 if you or a loved one are in immediate danger.
Or call Rock County Crisis Intervention: 608-757-5025
Please call 911 if you or a loved one are in immediate danger.
Or call Rock County Crisis Intervention: 608-757-5025
