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grupo de apoyo para familiares NAMI Family Support Group es un grupo de apoyo mensual gratuito de 90 minutos para familiares, cuidadores y seres queridos de personas con una afección de salud mental. Facilitado por compañeros que tienen experiencia en el cuidado de seres queridos que viven con una condición de salud mental, estas personas capacitadas entienden sus luchas y ofrecen apoyo compasivo. Los Grupos de Apoyo Familiar están estructurados en un ambiente informal, relajado y sin formato educativo, donde todo lo que compartes se mantiene en total confidencialidad. Los miembros obtienen esperanza, conocimiento, apoyo y comunidad a través de conversaciones con compañeros que se encuentran en una posición similar. Tendrá la oportunidad de crecer a partir de las experiencias de otros a medida que aprenda y se apoye mutuamente. Nunca tienes que compartir más de lo que quieres, y no hay necesidad de registrarse; solo ven cuando necesites alguien con quien hablar. Los grupos de apoyo familiar están abiertos a todos los adultos cuyos seres queridos viven con una afección de salud mental, independientemente del diagnóstico. Damos la bienvenida a los visitantes y lo alentamos a compartir sus pensamientos en cualquier momento. horario del programa NAMI Conexión NAMI Conexión es un grupo de apoyo gratuito de 90 minutos para adultos que viven con una condición de salud mental. Conexión, que se reúne una vez al mes, tiene como objetivo combatir el aislamiento y la ansiedad que acompañan a las enfermedades mentales. Estos grupos se esfuerzan por crear entornos respetuosos, compasivos y comprensivos que conduzcan a conversaciones significativas, donde los miembros comparten sus luchas y éxitos. Los miembros pueden encontrar apoyo y debates empáticos que ofrecen información sobre las estrategias de afrontamiento, los problemas, las preocupaciones y los caminos hacia la recuperación de cada uno. NAMI Conexión es completamente confidencial y nunca tendrás que compartir más de lo que deseas. NAMI no recomienda ni respalda ningún medicamento u otras terapias médicas durante los grupos y, en cambio, ofrece un enfoque informal, relajado y flexible sin un formato educativo. Nuestros facilitadores han estado donde usted está: cada grupo está dirigido por personas que están en recuperación. Entienden sus luchas y ofrecen apoyo, aliento y conexión sin juzgarlo. Todos ustedes son participantes valiosos y los invitamos a unirse y compartir. horario del programa De Familia A Familia NAMI Family-to-Family es un programa educativo gratuito de 8 semanas para familiares de adultos que viven con una afección de salud mental: padres, hermanos, cónyuges, hijos adultos, parejas y otras personas importantes. La intención de este curso es ofrecer información y apoyo sobre la condición de su ser querido mientras lo ayuda a comprender cómo cuidarse mejor. Family-to-Family brinda información sobre diagnósticos, sus aspectos biológicos, posibilidades de vivir en recuperación y detalla una variedad de estrategias de tratamiento disponibles. Mientras aprende cómo defender, comunicarse y relacionarse mejor con su ser querido, también estará rodeado del apoyo de otras personas en el mismo viaje. A lo largo del curso, también aprenderá cómo lidiar con la preocupación, el estrés y la sobrecarga emocional a través de conversaciones confidenciales y empáticas. De familia a familia es enseñado por facilitadores capacitados que saben lo que es tener un ser querido con una condición de salud mental. Todos son participantes valiosos, y lo invitamos a unirse y compartir. horario del programa NAMI Conexión NAMI Conexión es un grupo de apoyo gratuito de 90 minutos para adultos que viven con una condición de salud mental. Conexión, que se reúne una vez al mes, tiene como objetivo combatir el aislamiento y la ansiedad que acompañan a las enfermedades mentales. Estos grupos se esfuerzan por crear entornos respetuosos, compasivos y comprensivos que conduzcan a conversaciones significativas, donde los miembros comparten sus luchas y éxitos. Los miembros pueden encontrar apoyo y debates empáticos que ofrecen información sobre las estrategias de afrontamiento, los problemas, las preocupaciones y los caminos hacia la recuperación de cada uno. NAMI Conexión es completamente confidencial y nunca tendrás que compartir más de lo que deseas. NAMI no recomienda ni respalda ningún medicamento u otras terapias médicas durante los grupos y, en cambio, ofrece un enfoque informal, relajado y flexible sin un formato educativo. Nuestros facilitadores han estado donde usted está: cada grupo está dirigido por personas que están en recuperación. Entienden sus luchas y ofrecen apoyo, aliento y conexión sin juzgarlo. Todos ustedes son participantes valiosos y los invitamos a unirse y compartir. horario del programa

Support Group Schedule Welcome to our page for Family Support and Connection Recovery. Virtual support groups are conducted through the utilization of Zoom conferencing software. Registration is required for all online support groups. However, no registration is required for in-person support groups. If your group is being held virtually, the confirmation email will contain log-in instructions for your group. You can connect via computer, telephone app or by dialing the phone number and entering the passcode when prompted. The phone number and passcode will be included in your confirmation email. Support groups roughly have 5 to 15 participants. Please join the group at the scheduled time. If you are late joining your group, the facilitator has the right to deny entry. This goes for both in-person and virtual groups. For more support group options please visit NAMI TEXAS Jump To: Family Support Connection Recovery En español Overwatch Family Support Meeting A support group for family members of individuals experiencing mental health challenges 1st & 3rd Tuesdays @ 6:00 - 7:30 PM 2nd Saturday each month @ 1:00 - 2:30 PM 1ST TUESDAY LIVE GROUP 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM August 6 September 3 October 1 November 5 December 3 Hunters Glen Baptist Church, South Entrance 4001 Custer Rd Plano, TX 75023 Registration not required 2ND SATURDAY LIVE GROUP 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM August 10 September 14 October 12 November 9 December 14 First United Methodist Church, Rockwall 1200 East Yellow Jacket Ln; Rockwall, TX 75087 Registration not required 3rd TUESDAY VIRTUAL Group 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM August 20 September 17 October 15 November 19 December 17 Meeting held via ZOOM REGISTER NOW Un grupo de apoyo para familiares de personas que experimentan problemas de salud mental. Segundo sábado de cada mes de 4:00 a 5:30 p. m. 2do sábado grupo virtual 4:00PM-5:30 PM 10 de Agosto 14 de Septiembre 12 de Octubre 9 de Noviembre 14 de Diciembre Meeting dado via Zoom REGISTRARSE A support group for individuals struggling with all types of mental health challenges 1st Tuesdays @ 6:00 - 7:30 PM 2nd Tuesdays @ 6:00 - 7:30 PM* 2nd & 4th Saturdays @ 1:30 - 3:00 PM 1sT TUESDAY LIVE group 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM August 6 September 3 October 1 November 5 December 3 Hunters Glen Baptist Church, So uth Entrance 4001 Custer Rd Plano, TX 75023 Registration not required 2nd saturday virtual group 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM August 10 September 14 October 12 November 9 December 14 Meeting held via ZOOM REGISTER NOW 2nd Saturday LIVE group 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM August 10 September 14 October 12 November 9 December 14 First United Methodist Church 1200 East Y ellowJacket Ln. Rockwall, TX 75087 Registration not required 2nd Tuesday virtual group* LGBTQ+ Connection Support Group 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM August 13 September 10 October 15 November 12 December 10 Meeting held via ZOOM REGISTER NOW 4th saturday virtual group 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM August 24 September 28 October 26 November 23 December 28 Meeting held via ZOOM REGISTER NOW 3rd Thursday Live Group* With PLAN 1121 ROCK 6:00 - 7:30 PM September 19 October 17 November 21 *CANCELLED* December 19 Iris Place Apartments Community Room 13321 Emily Rd, Dallas, TX 75240 Registration not required A support group for individuals struggling with all types of mental health challenges 2nd Miércoles @ 6:00 - 7:30 PM 2do Miércoles grupo virtual 6:00PM-7:30 PM 13 de Noviembre 11 de Diciembre Meeting dado via Zoom REGISTRARSE A support group led BY family members of first responders FOR family members of first responders 4th Monday of each month @ 7:30 - 9:00 PM 4th Monday VIRTUAL meeting 7:30 - 9:00 PM August 26 September 23 October 28 November 25 December 23 Meeting held via ZOOM Register Here

Family Members & Caregivers Family-to-Family NAMI Family-to-Family is a free, 8-week educational program for family members of adults living with a mental health condition: parents, siblings, spouses, adult children, partners, and significant others. This course intends to offer insight and support into your loved one's condition while helping you understand how to better take care of yourself. Family-to-Family provides information on diagnoses, their biological aspects, and possibilities for living in recovery and details various treatment strategies available. While you learn how to best advocate for, communicate with, and relate to your loved one, you will also be surrounded by support from other individuals on the same journey. You will also learn how to cope with worry, stress, and emotional overload throughout the course through confidential, empathetic conversations. Family-to-Family is taught by trained facilitators who know what it is like to have a loved one with a mental health condition. Everyone is a valued participant, and we welcome you to join and share. Class Schedule Family Support Group NAMI Family Support Group is a free, 90-minute monthly support group for family members, caregivers, and loved ones of individuals with a mental health condition. Facilitated by peers who have experience caring for loved ones living with a mental health condition, these trained individuals understand your struggles and offer compassionate support. Family Support Groups are structured in a casual, relaxed environment without an educational format, where everything you share is kept completely confidential. Members gain hope, insight, support, and community through conversations with peers who are in a similar position. You will have the opportunity to grow from other’s experiences as you learn from and support one another. You never have to share more than you want to, and there is no need to register; just come when you need someone to talk to. Family Support Groups are open to all adults whose loved ones are living with a mental health condition, regardless of diagnosis. We welcome drop-ins and encourage you to share your thoughts at any time. Group Schedule Family & Friends Seminar NAMI Family & Friends is a free, 4-hour seminar that informs and supports family members, partners, friends and significant others who have loved ones with a mental health condition. Participants learn about diagnoses, treatment, recovery, communication strategies, crisis preparation and NAMI resources. Seminar leaders are also family members and know what it is like to have a loved one with a mental health condition. Class Schedule "This was a life changing class for me. I am so grateful for the openness, authenticity, and care the Miller's provided us. Even when the topics clearly got emotionally tough for our group and we weren't able to share as much to the discussion topic, the Miller's were very encouraging and comforting, sometimes offering their own personal experiences to help bridge any gaps. It was uplifting for me to know that I am not alone and others can relate. The Miller's teaching this class was such a blessing."

Rompiendo Barreras Rompiendo Barreras es una serie de testimonios de personas sufriendo con una enfermedad mental o sus familiares. Es una colaboración con profecionales y especialistas en salud mental, los cuales quieren ayudar a la comunidad Ispana en Dallas y sus ciudades circunvecinas. Este projecto esta dirigido por Claudia Smith que es miembra de la Mesa Directiva de Nami North Texas y la cual es maestra del programa ‘’De Familia a Familia” en Español e Ingles por los ultimos 8 años. "Amo a mi familia, ellos son mi soporte. Amo caminar diariamente a mi perrito o trabajar en la jardinería (los dos son mi terapia). Me encanta dar las clases de Familia a Familia pues puedo RETRIBUIR todo el amor, ayuda y enseñanza que NAMI nos proporciono a mi y mi familia. Además las clases enseñan a otras familias a entender y ayudar a sus familiares que sufren con una enfermedad mental." Claudia Smith Family Advocate & Board Member Rompiendo Barreras is a series of testimonials from individuals suffering from mental illness or from their families, as well as professionals who aim to help the Spanish community in Dallas and surrounding areas. This project is led by Board Member Claudia Smith who has been a member of NAMI North Texas and teacher of Family-to-Family in both Spanish and English for the past 8 years. "I love my family, they are my support. I love walking my dog and gardening (they are also my therapy). I immensely enjoy teaching the Family-to-Family class because I am able to PAY BACK all the love, support, and teaching that NAMI provides for me and my family, and also teach other families how to understand and help their loved ones suffering with mental health issues." Rompiendo Barreras I-play ang Video I-play ang Video 05:45 Rompiendo Barreras | Breaking Barriers - Misael En este video, Misael habla de La Salud mental y como podemos apoyar a quienes padecen una enfermedad mental. In this video, Misael discusses mental health and how you can support those with a mental illness. I-play ang Video I-play ang Video 12:48 Rompiendo Barreras | Breaking Barriers - Jose Luis Jose Luis nos dice la historia de su amigo sufriendo con bipolaridad. Jose Luis tells his story of a friend suffering from bipolar disorder. I-play ang Video I-play ang Video 08:13 Rompiendo Barreras | Breaking Barriers - Aysel Aysel comparte su historia como madre de alguien que sufre de una enfermedad mental. Aysel shares her story as the mother of someone suffering from a mental illness. I-play ang Video I-play ang Video 12:31 Rompiendo Barreras: Comité de Abogacia | Breaking Barriers: Hispanic Community Advocacy Rompiendo Barreras es una serie de testimonios de personas sufriendo con una Enfermedad Mental o sus familiars. Profecionales y especialistas en Salud Mental, los cuales quieren ayudar a la Comunidad Ispana en Dallas y sus ciudades circunvecinas. Este projecto esta dirigido por Claudia Smith que es miembro de la Mesa Directiva de Nami North Texas y la cual es maestra del programa ‘’De Familia a Familia” en Espanol e Ingles por los ultimos 8 años. En èste video, conoceremos personas del Comité de Abogacia de NAMI North Texas, los cuales compartiràn sus propias experiencias en la Salud Mental y còmo Nami NTX mejorò sus vidas y la de sus familiares. Rompiendo Barreras is a series of testimonials from individuals suffering from mental illness directly or within their families, and professionals who aim to help the Spanish community in Dallas and the surrounding areas. This project is led by Board Member Claudia Smith who has been a member of NAMI North Texas and teacher of Family-to-Family in both Spanish and English for the past 8 years. In this video, we will meet members of the NAMI North Texas Advocacy Committee who will share their own personal experiences with mental health and NAMI NTX.

Mga Miyembro ng Pamilya at Tagapag-alaga Matuto pa What's New 1/1 Kilalanin ang Aming Koponan For Adults with Mental Health Challenges Although mental illness can feel isolating, you are not alone, and there is hope for recovery. NAMI North Texas offers many different tools, resources, and support groups for a multitude of demographics, which aim to educate, support, and advocate for those who suffer from mental illness. LEARN MORE For Families & Partners Gain insight from the challenges and successes of others facing similar circumstances. By sharing your experiences in a safe and confidential setting, you gain hope and develop supportive relationships. LEARN MORE For Schools & Teachers Help battle the stigma that surrounds mental health conditions and provide the resources and support that can make a difference in the lives of youth and their families. LEARN MORE Ang Blue House sa Swiss Avenue "Hayaan mong ipakilala ko sa iyo ang asul na bahay sa Swiss Avenue; dito ako nakatagpo ng isang bagong pamilya at pagtanggap. Ang asul na bahay ang nagbukas ng aking mga mata sa katotohanan tungkol sa sakit sa pag-iisip at ang kondisyon na nagpatahimik sa akin ng aking sariling "dugo" na pamilya. Ang asul na bahay ay nagbigay sa akin ng isang pare-parehong lugar upang tawagan ang sa akin noong ako ay tumira sa labas ng aking kotse noong una kong inangkin ang aking emosyonal na suportang aso. Ang asul na bahay ay hindi nagsara ng pinto nito sa akin sa paghatol o pag-abandona, ngunit Inimbitahan akong pumasok nang bukas ang mga kamay ko noong nasa pinakamababa ako. Nagbigay pa ito ng kanlungan sa aking emosyonal na asong sumusuporta at naging bahagi ako ng pamilya nang maramdaman kong nag-iisa ako na walang mapupuntahan. Ang asul na bahay ay naging ligtas kong kanlungan at isang lugar kung saan ako ay namulaklak at sa wakas ay natagpuan ang aking boses sa isang mundo na naninira sa mga nabubuhay na may mga kondisyon sa kalusugan ng isip. Ang mga nasa loob ng asul na bahay sa Swiss Avenue ay naging aking bagong pamilya at lakas habang ako ay naglalakbay sa mga bagong tubig ng pagbawi at pagkakakilanlan sa sarili. Hindi ko kinailangang magtago dito sa asul na bahay; ito ay ang aking paglipat upang mahanap ang aking sariling lugar sa lipunan bilang isang indibidwal at hindi bilang isang istatistika. Ang asul na bahay ay nagbigay sa akin ng lakas ng loob na magpatuloy at makinig sa iba na nabiktima at pinatahimik ng sarili nilang pagdurusa. Hindi na ako dapat matakot, dahil binasag ng pamilya sa asul na bahay ang aking katahimikan at binigyan ako ng kapangyarihan upang mahanap ang aking layunin. Minahal at inalagaan ako ng aking bagong pamilya sa kabila ng aking karamdaman at nakita ako sa kung ano ako, hindi sa mga kondisyon ng kalusugan ng isip na mayroon ako. Ang asul na bahay sa Swiss Avenue ang tumulong sa akin na tuluyang makawala sa mga tanikala ng mantsa na nagpabihag sa akin nang napakatagal." - Anonymous NAMI North Texas was incorporated as a nonprofit organization in Texas in 1982. It is a 501(c)(3) tax-deductible charitable organization and is the local affiliate of NAMI National and NAMI Texas.

Jump to: Request Support | Family Support Group | OPS Trainings | Meet Our Instructors Built BY First Responders, FOR First Responders The award-winning NAMI North Texas OPS program is the first of its kind: in-person, no-cost, confidential, community-based, inter-agency peer support network for first responders. This innovative program provides a private option to take the first step towards mental health care, making it easier for first responders to seek help, prioritize their own well-being, and connect with vetted, culturally appropriate clinical care when necessary. Intended to be supplementary to intra-agency support teams, OPS serves as an additional resource to optimize first responder wellness and professional performance. After more than a decade of experience working with law enforcement, NAMI North Texas developed the 16-hour, high quality, law enforcement peer support certification course in 2021-2022 with the help of the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute. Once a first responder completes this training, they receive an OPS certification and are eligible to provide 1-1 support to other first responders who request assistance through OPS. First responders are also trained to recognize when peer support is not enough, thus serving as bridges to professional mental health services that specialize in treating first responders. During the summer of 2023, the OPS program expanded to all first responder professionals, including communications/dispatch, corrections, and civilian employees of law enforcement agencies, and fire/ems personnel. Help support first responder mental health in North Texas Supporting first responder mental health in North Texas is crucial to ensure the well-being of those who tirelessly serve and protect our communities. Overwatch Peer Support has trained individuals across 35 departments and two federal agencies, extending their invaluable education and support to over 2549 individuals last year alone. You can directly contribute to providing essential mental health support and resources to those utilizing OPS, and help first responders cope with the challenges they face daily. Your generosity can make a significant difference in enhancing the mental resilience and overall welfare of our North Texas first responders and their civilian colleagues. Your contribution is greatly appreciated! Donate Listen Here Officer Todd Gyure has worked at the Garland Police Department for over 20 years with 16.5 years of that time spent working in the Patrol unit. For the past 3.5 years Todd has been assigned to the Garland Police Departments Wellness Unit. Todd is in his 11th year as a member of The Garland Police Departments S.W.A.T. team as a hostage negotiator. Todd is passionate about all things brain health for both the public he serves, and the law enforcement/first responder community at large. Lauren and Todd discuss the importance of the NAMI North TX Overwatch Peer Support (OPS) program for first responders, the film PTSD911, and prioritizing mental health. If you are a member of the first responder community (sworn or civilian), and would like to be connected with an OPS Peer Supporter, please register using the button below. Information you provide will be reviewed only by the program coordinator and your confidentiality will be protected. Request Peer Support Overwatch Family Support NAMI Overwatch Family Support is a free, 90-minute monthly support group. Overwatch Family Support are no-cost, confidential, community-based groups led BY family members of first responders FOR family members of first responders. This includes fire, EMS, law enforcement, dispatchers, corrections officers, probation officers, and civilian employees of First Responder agencies. Gain insight from the challenges and successes of others facing similar experiences. Registration OPS BAsic CERTIFICATION FOR ALL FIRST RESPONDERS & CIVILIAN COLLEAGUES January 28-29, 2025 8am-5pm Flower Mound Police Department 4150 Kirkpatrick Lane, Flower Mound, Texas 75028 Register Here OPS ADVANCED Trainings FOR OPS PEER SUPPORTERS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE 16 HOUR BASIC TRAINING TBA Register Here OPS Training Fee Policy Learn More In response to the increasing demand for our OPS Basic Course, we are implementing a new training fee policy tailored to accommodate the needs of first responders in and out of our service area. The new policy aims to balance accessibility with the quality of instructors, materials for the course, and ensuring that every first responder and their civilian colleagues receive valuable information from the course. By implementing this new approach, we are reaffirming our commitment to supporting those who dedicate their lives to public service, empowering them with the tools they need to prioritize their mental health and effectively serve those in need. Meet our Instructors About Detective Michelle Horridge Det. Michelle Horridge, who has been with FMPD for 18 years and also serves as NAMI North Texas’ Frontline Wellness Coordinator. For more information: Contact Detective Michelle Horridge Flower Mound Police Department & NAMI North Texas Frontline Wellness Coordinator MichelleH@NAMINorthTexas.org

Volunteer at NAMI North Texas Volunteer Onboarding Process 1 Review and identify your preferred volunteer opportunity Opportunities 2 Please complete the application, and our team will reach out to you soon Application 3 Become a NAMI North Texas member (open door membership is acceptable for volunteers) Membership New Volunteers We are now hosting just one volunteer orientation each month to give us the opportunity to go in-depth about our programs and address any questions. Upcoming Orientation: December 2, 2024 | 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. We look forward to welcoming you to the NAMI North Texas family! Sign Up for Orientation

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About Carlos Henderson Carlos has 10 years with The Colony Police Department. He has an Advanced Peace Officer Certification and Mental Health Officer Certification. He is a m ember of Texas CIT Association, a Star of Texas recipient, Hostage Negotiator, Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Instructor, Psychiatric Technician, and is a Behavior Consultant for a 6A school district. Carlos holds a Life-Space Crisis Intervention Certification, Critical Incident Stress Management Certification Individual and Group EMT Intermediate (non-active) He has numerous interactions and negotiations with Crisis Affected Individual. Carlos is involved with NAMI North Texas Overwatch Peer Support.

We would like to thank the generous sponsors of our 2023 NAMIWalks North Texas! Your ongoing support of the NAMI mission is helping us expand access to mental health support and education across North Texas. THANK YOU! Julie & Pierce Noble J&J Leavitt Denton County MHMR Mental Health America of Greater Dallas Grant Halliburton Foundation

Phyllis Finley Phyllis Finley is a graduate from the University of North Texas with a B.A. in Sociology and a minor in Psychology. She has worked in the human services field for over 30 years and at Denton County MHMR Center for the last 27 years. Ms. Finley has extensive and varied experience working alongside Individuals with Developmental Disabilities as well as individuals with Mental Illness. Bilang isang dating propesyonal na manlalaro ng football, mayroon akong access sa mga mapagkukunan ng kalusugan ng isip. Ang NFL at ang NFL Players Association ay nakipagtulungan upang lumikha ng isang mapagkukunan ng kalusugan ng isip para sa mga dati at kasalukuyang manlalaro upang humingi ng tulong sakaling kailanganin iyon. Ito ay isang libreng serbisyo sa amin at sa aming pamilya. Ginagamit ko ang mga mapagkukunang iyon kapag kinakailangan o kahit na para lamang mag-check in upang makipag-usap tungkol sa kung nasaan ako sa buhay at kung ano ang nangyayari. Noong nakaraang linggo, sinimulan ng NAMI North Texas ang isang programa sa pagsasanay upang magbigay ng ganap na kumpidensyal, walang gastos, walang stigma na network ng suporta sa kalusugan ng isip para sa pagpapatupad ng batas (at kalaunan ang lahat ng unang tumugon at kanilang mga pamilya). Sa pamamagitan ng disenyo, tinutugunan nito ang mga pinakakilalang dahilan kung bakit ang mga unang tumugon ay madalas na hindi humingi ng pangangalaga sa kalusugan ng isip; panlipunan at propesyonal na stigma, takot sa pagbaba ng posisyon o pagkawala ng trabaho, kawalan ng kakayahang makahanap ng tagapagbigay ng serbisyo na may kakayahang iugnay ang paulit-ulit na trauma na naghihikayat sa pangangailangan para sa isang propesyonal sa kalusugan ng isip. Ang programang ito ay magiging isang ganap na kumpidensyal na unang hakbang sa pangangalaga sa kalusugan ng isip, na ginagawang mas madali para sa mga unang tumugon na humingi ng tulong. Ang mga Peer Supporter ay magsisilbi ring tulay sa mga propesyonal na serbisyo sa kalusugan ng isip. Sila ay sasanayin na kilalanin kapag ang isang kapwa opisyal ay nangangailangan ng higit sa kanilang sinanay na mag-alok at tulungan silang kumonekta sa isang therapist, psychiatrist o iba pang propesyonal na serbisyo na may karanasan sa pakikipagtulungan sa mga unang tumugon. Palagi kong iginagalang ang tagapagpatupad ng batas, at oo, kahit na sa ilalim ng ilang mahihirap na kalagayan, dahil mayroon din silang mga pamilya at ang kanilang priyoridad ay magbigay ng serbisyo sa komunidad, at protektahan at pagsilbihan. Timmy Newsome Pangulo ng NAMI NTX Para sa karagdagang impormasyon sa aming Overwatch Peer Support Program (OPS) , makipag-ugnayan sa aming Direktor ng Mga Programa at OPS, Christopher Payne .

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