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We are here for you during COVID-19.
Our 1615 S. Murray Blvd. office is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekdays. You can also call anytime.
Support groups: In-person & virtual
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As of May 18, NAMI is reintroducing in-person support groups, to go along with virtual options. To ensure that we do not exceed 10 people to a group, all in-person groups will require pre-registration; no drop-ins allowed. Unless otherwise noted, each group runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m. IN-PERSON GROUPS (at our 1615 S. Murray Blvd., office): Tuesdays: Connection Support Group For adults living with mental illness Wednesdays: Family Support Group For family members of adults living with mental illness VIRTUAL GROUPS: Mondays: Basics Support Group For parents & caregivers of children & teens who are experiencing mental health issues Wednesdays: Family Support Group For family members of adults living with mental illness 4-5:30 p.m. 2nd/4th Thursdays: Faith-Friendly Family Support Group For family members seeking an ecumenical setting |
An important message amid COVID-19
Find a program
For 37 years, NAMI Colorado Springs has helped people navigate a loved one's mental illness.
We also provide programs and services directly to people with mental health diagnoses.
And we educate various professional groups, schools and the general public.
We also provide programs and services directly to people with mental health diagnoses.
And we educate various professional groups, schools and the general public.
During COVID-19, NAMI Colorado Springs is offering primarily online services. But please click below to find out more about the classes, groups and presentations that we look forward to offering again as soon as we can.
Volunteer
At NAMI Colorado Springs, we train volunteers to teach classes and lead support groups.
They provide resources for callers to the office and talk with people at health fairs.
More than 100 strong, they do what they can, when they can.
They provide resources for callers to the office and talk with people at health fairs.
More than 100 strong, they do what they can, when they can.
By volunteering, you can truly make a difference.
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Somewhere in the Pikes Peak region, a woman is struggling to grasp her spouse's bipolar diagnosis.
A father is worried about his son's erratic behavior and run-ins with law enforcement.
A high school freshman is feeling overwhelmed and alone.
A father is worried about his son's erratic behavior and run-ins with law enforcement.
A high school freshman is feeling overwhelmed and alone.