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NAMI Utah State Conference

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Sign up today for the 2010 NAMI Utah State Conference! Registration is $35 in advance or $50 at the door. To receive CEU credits, you must register as a professional; the charge is $75.

GENERAL PUBLIC CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

PROFESSIONALS CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

NAMI Utah’s Annual State Conference for 2010 will be held Thursday, November 4, in the ballroom  of the A. Ray Olpin Student Union Building on the University of Utah campus from 8 a.m to 5 p.m.  We are looking forward to a great conference this year!

Duane Cardall, Editorial Director at KSL news, one of our keynote speakers, will discuss "My Two Sons: A Divergent Medical Experience".  Brian Miller, Former Director of Mental Health in Salt Lake County, will speak on "Finding Peace in Chaos". Dr. Gary Burlingame of Brigham Young University will discuss "Measuring Recovery". Click here for conference flyer.

We will update the community on our initiatives and how NAMI is filling the needs of an increasing number of families and consumers who are seeking education and support.

Breakout sessions will cover topics such as focusing on community living, dealing with grief, CIT (Crisis Intervention Teams) for Youth, community-based options for youth, alcoholism and mental illness, metabolic syndrome, raising a mentally health child of color, community-based services for the uninsured and more.

Lunch will be included in the cost of the conference. Seven CEU credits will be available to those who register for them.

 

 



Upcoming Events

Thu Sep 02 @12:00PM - 01:30PM
Murray Connection Support Group
Thu Sep 02 @06:30PM - 08:00PM
Salt Lake Spanish Support Group
Thu Sep 02 @07:00PM - 08:30PM
Sandy Family Support Group
Fri Sep 03 @06:30PM - 08:00PM
Salt Lake Connection Support Group
Mon Sep 06 @06:30PM - 08:00PM
Park City Parent/Caregiver Support Group

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