NAMI Golden Triangle
Beaumont, Texas
(454)
Beaumont, Texas
(454)
454 customer reviews
Public Speaker/Advocate
I would encourage anyone who is familiar with the mental health crisis in the U.S. and is into advocacy type work to look into this company and what they have to offerPros Laid back environment; non-profit is evolving; very personableCons none that I am aware of More...
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Nicole Bryant
just looking through their website and listening to the xmas video, i gained good insight into this group. wonderful messages.
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Internship Student
NAMI is a mostly volunteer nonprofit built on the passions of those living with mental illness or loved ones living with mental illness. The advocate and educate with skill and compassion. An excellent environment for anyone in the non profit sector! More...
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Temporary Administrative Assistant
I loved working for NAMI the atmosphere was casual and the work was rewarding and educational. Management and the board of directors were caring and very active in the mental health community.
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Tina M Karaway
amazing resources! great opportunity for the community to share information with others on many levels to help inform and start important conversations.
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Melissa C. Duarte-Higuera
It's an amazing place to read that other have experienced the same situations growing up with unhealthy parents, as you have.
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Darla Buckland
2000-2007 I was denied Mental Health treatment by County Mental Health . I discovered NAMI on line , after contacting them they put me in touch with a peer support specialist who arranged an intake with a different County Mental Health I am still a client with .
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Sara Schiffke
very informative but in a readable form
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Steven Kuehne
talking about all mental ilnesses
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Steven Kuehne
talking about all mental illinesses
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Sandra Amanda Hamlin
been a member since I attended RIC
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Pam O'Brien Kendall
A wonderful organization that helps not only people affected by mental illness but helps families and friends gain knowledge of how to help.
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Mary Rouru
The best support system if family, friends to help others , thru all types struggles. This is the best org. I’ve seen yet
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Sandy JennGlo
I couldn’t ask for a better place to volunteer. They are the most incredible staff and peers that I have ever known.
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Shawn Hancock
It’s truth and honesty are real
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Viv William
there seems to be limited or little known resources for mental health Nani is fantastic avenue to understanding educating connecting for well being
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Asia Lee
Amazing people doing amazing work
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Gwen Bordenkircher
NAMI offers a variety of free educational and support classes/meetings for family and/or friends of those with mental illness. They also have some peer to peer meetings. More...
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Beth Quinn-Caballero
We started Nami 3 years ago. My daughter was diagnosed with Bipolor 2 condition . So many wonderful people to support you. Great educational classes. So glad we found Nami! More...
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Brenda Saxe
Great information and a place to find healing and information
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Mary Ann Ponder Cook
NAMI is an exceptional resource.
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Nicole Souza
what an amazing group of people and helping others making a difference in the world❤
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Sue Jorgenson
Thier family to family class is excellant!
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Abi Wen
alam dunyanyauh yng penuh indah.dan pidiyonya amin
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Francis Wood
The care, compassions, and informative news are wonderful. The stigma of mental illness is a sin in this country of ours.
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Marie Jackson
NAMI.org has great resources for people who want to know facts about mental illnesses and to get information about support in their own communities. It is a site for services for family members as well. It has a fantastic Crisis Helpline. Don't ever think there is no help or that services will cost too much. Every community/county is required to have a mental health service center where services are free, More...
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Susan Donnelly
Compassion incredible immersion of a team family with intense RESEARCH one to one and group support and training gobabs of dialogues each one supports one and collectively we engage no matter what political arenas and climates are:"JOCKEYING..."
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Judith Dennis
Important organization who advocates, and empowers consumers along with family and peer support. Helps with the activist, education and influence on political decisions for the best Mental Health
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Kathy White
There is a great collection of resources and tools for families and friends of loved ones suffering. They also are awesome for ones suffering from MI.
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Mental Health Coordinator
I went to hospitals and churches ( still do ). I present my recovery story to patrons who want to know more about my mental health condition and educate these people, who have no idea what it is like to have a condition :) So it's more for their benefit then mine.Pros helping othersCons none
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Judy Houtsinger
Great site for those who want better info on Mental Health assistance.
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Elaine Arnold
NAMI RAPPAHANNOCK offer a variety of support groups and classes. Look us up or feel free to call 540-847-6974
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Family Educator/ Support Group Facilitator -unpaid
NAMI provides a invaluable resources to the community. It is a privileged to be a part of the work. NAMI provides quality training and a warm, supportive atmosphere.
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Aneerak Zenitram Yeltuc
Getting educated is the best support system for those who need it.
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Kristie Donald Brown
So much helpful information! ♥️Thank you NAMI ♥️ My story isn’t over YET!!
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Jean Peltier Anderson
More awareness , open-minded people who help and really care .
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Denise Szabados
Increased awareness education advocacy support & therefore positive action & potential improved recovery & health results
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Nancy Poteet
I am so grateful that the Family-to-Family classes are available. What a wonderful program for the community and families to educate themselves, while dealing with loved one's with mental illnesses. I highly recommend them!
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Osvaldo Medina
Mental health management in NY is a worrying issue. I dare to say that 60% of mental patients are not diagnosed properly. Clinics as Brightpoint not only violate human rights, it is one of many clinics plagued with corruption . Malpractice, ambition and lack of scruples of many mental health clinics put in danger the security and well being of many NY residents. It is urgent that a commission investigates everything in referral to mental health services in NY. This situation is turning very dangerous. Situations as mismanagement, lack of expertise and political compromise place the entire city at risk. Lets not wait for a massacre to occur to be looking on who put the blame and do insensible proselitism. Mental health has to be raken care in a responsible and sensible way. The political party game cannot define the state public policies towards the mental health management. Economical interests cannot define this public policies either. #RespectThePeople More...
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Troy Hetrick
They are very helpful for me to find resources for free clinics for my mental health problems.
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Jeannette Hull
BLESSED SAFE HEAVEN
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Executive Board Member
This was a really easy going place to volunteer at. It can be frustrating at times because it is extremely unorganized and heavily rely on just the volunteers.
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Chris Clark
Great resource for promoting awareness and removing stigma
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Karen Langford Bruce
They "get it", then they help..
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Muhammed Umar Nami
Is very good place to be
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Behavioral Health Technician
Is nice work for the people and I want treat help. I help to finally the peaple ‘s problem.the behavior is so different in the person but all have a Origen.
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Debbie Denese Barber
Great site and good resources!
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Murgatroyd C T Brevard
A great organization with great volunteers advocating for change
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Volunteer
A typical day involved answering phone requests, responding to emails, electronic filing, working with the SALSA database, posting on Twitter and Facebook. I learned time management, how to work together towards deadlines and to be flexible to attend outreach events, attend public speaking events, and to work collaboratively in an office environment.Workplace culture is busy, productive and nourishing.The most enjoyable part of the job is working with people who are so dedicated to improving the lives of people with mental health issues. More...
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Senior Manager
Enjoyed working at NAMI. In fact, it was probably one of the best professional career experiences that I have had to date. Great flexibility, amazing workplace culture, and very competitive salary. More...
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