Date:
Next Session TBA Time: TBA
Location: : Queen's Medical Center, Kekela Wing, Rm. B-3.
PEARL CITY Date:
Next Session TBA Location: :Trinity United Methodist Church 1716 Komo Mai Drive
Contact: Phil Enomoto (808) 620-1336 -
Registration Required, CALL Email:
penomoto@gmail.comSCHOFIELD BARRACKS -
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Registration Required **New Class 13 on PTSD**
Date: March 8 - June 7, 2013
Time: 5:30 - 8:00 pm
Location: Kolekole Ave. Bldg 2091, Wahiawa
Contact: June Jones (808) 561-5830 or
Aimee Henson, NAMI NVMC Hawaii State Representative (808) 499-4975
MAUI
KIHEI
Date: New Session will be offered soon.
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
Contact: Shareen Seykota (808) 572-5790,
Registration Required, CALL Email:
MauiShareen@gmail.com
WAILUKU
Date: New Session will be offered based on Registration, CALL
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
Big Island of HAWAI'I
HILO
Date: April 6th, 13th,* 27th, May 4th,11th,18th, 2013 Classes are FULL.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED for future classes.
CALL to be placed on the wait list for future classes.
Time: Class is FULL
Location: Class is FULL
Contact: Carolyn Oki at (808) 935-3518 or Carol Denis (808) 935-0615
KAUA'I
NEW 12-WEEK CLASS WILL BE OFFERED SOON !
for more information and register:
Contact: Kathleen Sheffield (808.635.3239)
Family Support Groups
(Listed by Island and Community)
Big Island of HAWAI'I
HILO
Contact: Carolyn Oki (808) 935-3518 or Carol Denis (808) 935-0615
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: 688 Kinoole Street #15A
Date:
Last Friday of the month
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
KONA
Contact: Dana Lewis (808) 896-7203
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: Kona Paradise Clubhouse, across Seaview Circle/Old 7-11 Store
Date:
Last Tuesday of the month
Time: 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
N. KOHALA
Contact: Lesley Patton (808) 889-5002 or Pam Kimbell (808) 884-5266
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: Call for Information
Date: TBA
Time: TBA
O'AHU
HONOLULU
Contact: Charlotte Boyd (808) 536-2225
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: NAMI Hawaii Office 770 Kapiolani Blvd. Ste. 613
Date:
3rd Saturday of the month
Time: 12:30 pm
KAILUA
CURRENTLY LOCATION UNAVAILABLE Contact: Cheryl Sakamoto (808) 591-1297
Email:
cheryl@namihawaii.org Location:
pending Date:
pending
Time: pending
MANOA
Contact: Mike and Margie Durant (808) 591-1297
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: 2790 Kahaloa Drive, Bldg #9
Date:
2nd Tuesday of the month
Time: 7:00 pm
PEARL CITY
Contact: Phil Enomoto (808) 620-1336
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: Trinity United Methodist Church 1716 Komo Mai Drive
Date:
1st and 3rd Saturday of the month
Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
WAHIAWA
Contact: Phil Enomoto (808) 620-1336 or June Jones (808) 561-5830
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: Calvary Chapel at Wahiawa Office
Date: 2nd Wednesday of the month
Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
WEST OAHU - KAPOLEI / WAIANAE
COMING SOON !
DETAILS TO BE DETERMINED
Contact: NAMI Hawaii office (808.591.1297)
or Phil Enomoto (808.620.1336)
Let us know you're interested !!
MAUI
PUKALANI
Contact: Harriet Collopy (808) 572-3757
Email: info@namihawaii.org
Location: 2741 Leolani Place, Pukalani 96768
Date: 2nd Monday of the month
Time: 5:00 pm Potluck, Meeting starts at 6:00 pm
NAMI On Campus
Living Recovery is a peer- and student-led mental health awareness and education program currently being offered at Remington College in Honolulu.
Contact: Ann Emura (808) 591-1297
Email:
info@namihawaii.org Location: Remington College
Date: call NAMI Hawai'i office for schedule
Interested in seeing Living Recovery offered at your campus?
Contact us at (808) 591-1297 or info@namihawaii.org.
Women's Support
HONOLULU – Women on Wellness (W.O.W. – Women Only)
Leaders: Macey Luo and Joanne Lundstrom
Location: Moiliili Community Center, Room 102 at 2535 S. King Street
Date: 2nd Monday of each month
Time: 6:00 – 7:30 pm
An original NAMI Hawaii support group created to address mental health needs of women. Topics include depression, self-esteem PMS, menopause, stress/anger management, post-partum, mind/body balance and more. Take the “S” off your chest and relax.
For Providers
Provider Education
Education for care providers and agency staff on the impact of mental illness on family caregivers.
Facilitated by consumers, professionals, and family members.
Designed to promote understanding, insight, and supportive relationships.
Contact NAMI Hawai'i @ 591-1297 or info@namihawaii.org.
Advocacy
A voice on mental illness, NAMI Hawai'i advocates for improved access to services and social supports, early intervention and science-based practices that promote recovery, and build skills and resilience.
We work with our leaders, the media, and our communities to dispel myths, stereotypes and prejudice. Together, we fight stigma and discrimination and build awareness that mental illness is an illness like any other.
Resources available through our Honolulu office include:
* Information and Referrals
* Call-in Line
* Website
* Printed materials
* Consumer representation
* One-on-one support
* Volunteer opportunities
Coming soon to an Island near you
NAMI Smarts for Advocacy: Telling Your Story (Oahu, Maui, Big Island)
A brief or expandable grassroots course to help folks write or tell their personal stories from powerful lived experiences. Designed to help you communicate and inspire each other, funders, lawmakers, media, and coalition partners as people tell their truths about living with mental illness.
Contact us at (808) 591-1297 or info@namihawaii.org for more information. Our strength comes from our members, so please join us as we work to improve the lives of all people in Hawai'i who are affected by mental illness.
Other NAMI Programs
The following NAMI programs are not currently offered in Hawaii. If you are interested in seeing any of these programs in Hawai'i, please contact us.
* NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group 90-minute weekly support group run by persons who live with mental illness for other persons with any diagnosis who also live with mental illness.
* Peer-to-Peer Free course for consumers containing individual relapse prevention planning, a debriefing/storytelling week, and an advance directive for psychiatric care.
* In Our Own Voice One-and-a-half hour interactive, multimedia presentation by consumers that offers hope and provides insight into the recovery now possible for people with mental illness.
* Hearts & Minds Multimedia program about healthy, accessible, and affordable lifestyle changes designed to reduce cardiac risk among people with mental illness.
* NAMI Basics NAMI Signature education program for parents and other caregivers of children and adolescents living with mental illnesses.
