NAMI Member/Friend: NAMI Wichita will be offering a series of 8 weekly classes structured to help family members/caregivers understand and support individuals with serious mental illness while maintaining their own well being. Read More → 2022 Fall Family-to-Family Online Class There is no cost to participate in the NAMI Peer-to-Peer … Read more » The course is taught by a team of trained NAMI Peer volunteers who know what it’s like to struggling with one of these brain disorders. NAMI Member/Friend: NAMI Wichita will be offering a series of 8 weekly classes structured to help individuals with mental illness. Read More → 2022 Fall Peer-to-Peer Class Online Class The course is taught by a team of trained NAMI family member volunteers who know what it’s like to have a loved one … Read more » Read More → 2023 Spring Family-to-Family Online Class
This course focuses on the unique needs of military and veteran communities, such as post-deployment and post-discharge … Read more »
NAMI Homefront is a free education program for loved ones of Military Service Members and Veterans formally or not yet diagnosed with a mental health condition(s). NAMI Wichita will be offering a 2023 Spring Homefront series of classes. Read More → 2023 NAMI Wichita Spring Homefront Class What will you learn? Sign up for this free virtual seminar – which you can watch live from your computer - today.Read More → Wichita Synapse Newsletter – March/April 2023 PLUS, you’ll also hear about the work of AARP Kentucky. () Phenotypes of caregiver distress in military and veteran caregivers. serving the families who care for the warriors of all military eras and first responders. We’ll also share helpful resources and communities like the AARP Family Caregiver Discussion Group and our free, downloadable AARP Family Caregiving Guides. We are joined by Shawn Moore, founder of Caregivers on the Homefront to discuss the prevalence of suicidality in our veteran caregivers and what we can do to support our caregivers.Caregivers on the Homefront. Tools to help you care for yourself and connect with others.Ways to find support and local resources that can help.Ideas for care plans that may work for you and your loved ones.Tips for starting the caregiving conversation.Join us for this free virtual seminar to connect with other caregivers in your area and discover ways to build a supportive team you can rely on.
Whether you’re caring for someone at home or from a distance, leveraging local resources and support can help you find help that fits your needs and avoid caregiver burnout. Does someone you love need more day-to-day support? It may be time to start building a care plan and forming your caregiving network.
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