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The First Lady of Mental Health "We have to get the word out that mental illnesses can be diagnosed and treated, and almost everyone suffering from mental illness can live more normal lives."
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NAMI National Alliance on Mental Illness Pennsylvania, Bucks County Chapter is a grassroots advocacy organization comprised of families, friends, professionals, and people with brain disorders (mental illness). We are dedicated to improving the lives of people who must cope with devastating brain disorders.    Founded in 1983 by a small group of family members, NAMI PA Bucks County continues to grow and network in our community.

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Fall Education classes are now forming.  Please check the education page for further information.   

 

 

NAMI CONNECTION TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

The NAMI Connection Support Groups at Penndel Mental Health Center and Doylestown Mennonite Church will be suspended until further notice.  Please check back often to find out when they will be restarted.  

 

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NAMI FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP NEW LOCATION  

The Family support group that met at 56 East Oakland Avenue, Doylestown, PA will now be meeting at Doylestown Mennonite Church at 590 N. Broad Street, Doylestown, PA  18901 on the 2nd and 4th Monday at 7:00.  Registration is required.  215-262-3220

 

 

 

Family members of persons with a serious brain disorder not only endure the initial shock of the illness, but then must face a challenging future learning to cope with the responsibility of caring for an ill relative.

The false information and stigma that surround brain disorders keeps many families from seeking the help, support, and information that they desperately need.

 

 

If you feel alone because of a serious mental illness in your family, NAMI can help.  Members of Bucks County NAMI have had similar experiences.    You will find reassuring support and understanding, as well as receive education about brain disorders, available treatments, and coping skills.

Contact NAMI PA Bucks County HELPLINE  by calling  1-866-399-NAMI (1-866-399-6264)

 

 

contact NAMI PA Bucks County office by calling   215-442-5637

toll-free HELPLINE:  1-866-399-NAMI    (1-866-399-6264)


If you have any questions or for more information on local programs in our community, call above number or email  info@namibuckspa.org

 

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