Event Details

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness
Second Mondays monthly, 6:30-7:30 pm at Options of Southern Oregon, Bldg on left, 1181 Ramsey Ave. Grants Pass, OR.
Facilitated by Marjie Wilkie
Marjie Wilkie: 541-660-9407 Email: marjie.wilkie@gmail.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

Our monthly steering committee meeting is open to all NAMI-SO members. We discuss the business of carrying out our mission, and we are always glad for additional attendees and/or volunteers. (No meeting in July or December)

RRMC, Carpenter Rm II: West Entrance, Ground Floor. Go Straight then take the hallway to the right. If you'd like to be added to our agenda, please contact Andra Hollenbeck, andrah@jeffnet.org

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness
Second Mondays monthly, 6:30-7:30 pm at Options of Southern Oregon, Bldg on left, 1181 Ramsey Ave. Grants Pass, OR.
Facilitated by Marjie Wilkie
Marjie Wilkie: 541-660-9407 Email: marjie.wilkie@gmail.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

Rep Pam Marsh, townhall

Saturday, April 13th, 10 am

Ashland Unitarian, 87 4th St, Ashland, OR

Ending the Silence (ETS) is presented by two volunteers, including a young adult who has experienced a mental health condition. Students, staff, and families, and the greater community will learn indicators of mental illness and how to find help.

A free presentation and resource fair open to the Southern Oregon community starts at 6 p.m. Tuesday 4/16 in the new gym at Eagle Point High School, 203 N. Platt Ave., Eagle Point.

For more information please call Andra Hollenbeck at 541-601-642 or contact Brice Perkins to schedule at 541-324-8267

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

Our monthly steering committee meeting is open to all NAMI-SO members. We discuss the business of carrying out our mission, and we are always glad for additional attendees and/or volunteers. (No meeting in July or December)

RRMC, Carpenter Rm II: West Entrance, Ground Floor. Go Straight then take the hallway to the right. If you'd like to be added to our agenda, please contact Andra Hollenbeck, andrah@jeffnet.org

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness
Second Mondays monthly, 6:30-7:30 pm at Options of Southern Oregon, Bldg on left, 1181 Ramsey Ave. Grants Pass, OR.
Facilitated by Marjie Wilkie
Marjie Wilkie: 541-660-9407 Email: marjie.wilkie@gmail.com

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

Our monthly steering committee meeting is open to all NAMI-SO members. We discuss the business of carrying out our mission, and we are always glad for additional attendees and/or volunteers. (No meeting in July or December)

RRMC, Carpenter Rm II: West Entrance, Ground Floor. Go Straight then take the hallway to the right. If you'd like to be added to our agenda, please contact Andra Hollenbeck, andrah@jeffnet.org

In cooperation with Southern Oregon University, Rogue Community College, and Art With Impact, NAMI Southern Oregon is offering two free showings of mental health film shorts this year - in both Ashland and Grants Pass!

Films will be provided by San Francisco-based, Art With Impact, who will also provide facilitated, interactive introductory discussion. This discussion will open direct and contained conversation about mental illness, mental wellness, stigma, and the media’s role in our perceptions.

In between the films will be break-out sessions, with the facilitator establishing the guiding framework for watching, internalizing and discussing the films, involving both cognitive and emotional exploration. By dividing audience responses into thoughts and feelings we will implicitly teach that these ways of experiencing the world are different and yet equally valid.

Following the films will be a panel of university students who will share their lived-experiences with - and triumphs over - mental health conditions. These students are exceptional. They are dedicated to helping others avoid the difficult things they have endured, and you will leave inspired by their eloquence and bravery!

We will also feature Resource Panelists, exploring treatment options in our area. Bios and pics of panelists - both Student and Resource - will be posted on our Facebook page.  Like last year's event, audience members can participate with the Q&A period.

At both events, attendees can delve into more details of our area's specific offerings during the Mental Health Resource Fair, while enjoying live music and a silent auction to benefit NAMI's year-round mission: we are dedicated to using education, advocacy and support to improve the lives of those impacted by mental health conditions. You can preview some of our many auction items on our Facebook page here. We have everything from a rafting trip to a Stay-Cation and local art, wine and jewelry. Refreshments and parking will be provided, as will a sign language interpreter.

Another improvement this year is that tickets are free, with a suggested donation. You can reserve your free tickets and make a donation to support NAMI here.

Specific Location Information:

Ashland:

Saturday, May 18th, 2019: 1-4 pm

SOU, Stevenson Union Bldg, Rogue River Room,

Free parking in Lot 36, off of Mountain Ave.

Doors open at 12:30, with free refreshments, prepared by Compass House chef, members and staff

Ashland Topics: Gender Identity, PTSD and Homelessness, Borderline Personality Disorder

Grants Pass:

Sunday, May 19th, 2019: 1-4pm

RCC, Redwood Campus, Rogue Auditorium
Free parking, any lot.
Doors open at 12:30. Free refreshments provided at end of event.

Grants Pass Topics: Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Childhood Trauma

Sharing food, films and intelligent discourse to improve the world we live in? What could be a better way to spend a few hours? We hope to see everyone there!

Your NAMI Southern Oregon Board of Directors and Film Fest Committee

Contact: Meesha Blair, meesha@scottsrocks.com

Exciting auction items

In cooperation with Southern Oregon University, Rogue Community College, and Art With Impact, NAMI Southern Oregon is offering two free showings of mental health film shorts this year - in both Ashland and Grants Pass!

Films will be provided by San Francisco-based, Art With Impact, who will also provide facilitated, interactive introductory discussion. This discussion will open direct and contained conversation about mental illness, mental wellness, stigma, and the media’s role in our perceptions.

In between the films will be break-out sessions, with the facilitator establishing the guiding framework for watching, internalizing and discussing the films, involving both cognitive and emotional exploration. By dividing audience responses into thoughts and feelings we will implicitly teach that these ways of experiencing the world are different and yet equally valid.

Following the films will be a panel of university students who will share their lived-experiences with - and triumphs over - mental health conditions. These students are exceptional. They are dedicated to helping others avoid the difficult things they have endured, and you will leave inspired by their eloquence and bravery!

We will also feature Resource Panelists, exploring treatment options in our area. Bios and pics of panelists - both Student and Resource - will be posted on our Facebook page.  Like last year's event, audience members can participate with the Q&A period.

At both events, attendees can delve into more details of our area's specific offerings during the Mental Health Resource Fair, while enjoying live music and a silent auction to benefit NAMI's year-round mission: we are dedicated to using education, advocacy and support to improve the lives of those impacted by mental health conditions. You can preview some of our many auction items on our Facebook page here. We have everything from a rafting trip to a Stay-Cation and local art, wine and jewelry. Refreshments and parking will be provided, as will a sign language interpreter.

Another improvement this year is that tickets are free, with a suggested donation. You can reserve your free tickets and make a donation to support NAMI here.

Specific Location Information:

Ashland:

Saturday, May 18th, 2019: 1-4 pm

SOU, Stevenson Union Bldg, Rogue River Room,

Free parking in Lot 36, off of Mountain Ave.

Doors open at 12:30, with free refreshments, prepared by Compass House chef, members and staff

Ashland Topics: Gender Identity, PTSD and Homelessness, Borderline Personality Disorder

Grants Pass:

Sunday, May 19th, 2019: 1-4pm

RCC, Redwood Campus, Rogue Auditorium
Free parking, any lot.
Doors open at 12:30. Free refreshments provided at end of event.

Grants Pass Topics: Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Childhood Trauma

Sharing food, films and intelligent discourse to improve the world we live in? What could be a better way to spend a few hours? We hope to see everyone there!

Your NAMI Southern Oregon Board of Directors and Film Fest Committee

Contact: Meesha Blair, meesha@scottsrocks.com

Exciting auction items

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

NAMI SO Volunteer Librarians Team Meeting - Medford HHS, NAMI Library

June 5th, July 10, August 7

3pm-4pm

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness
Second Mondays monthly, 6:30-7:30 pm at Options of Southern Oregon, Bldg on left, 1181 Ramsey Ave. Grants Pass, OR.
Facilitated by Marjie Wilkie
Marjie Wilkie: 541-660-9407 Email: marjie.wilkie@gmail.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

Family & Friends Seminar - Medford Library, Carpenter Room

June 18, 2019 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

For family members and loved ones of someone experiencing mental illness

First and third Wednesdays monthly, 6-7pm at Peace House, 543 S Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR.
Facilitated by Meesha Blair  541-512-0047   Email: meesha@scottsrocks.com

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

Our monthly steering committee meeting is open to all NAMI-SO members. We discuss the business of carrying out our mission, and we are always glad for additional attendees and/or volunteers. (No meeting in July or December)

RRMC, Carpenter Rm II: West Entrance, Ground Floor. Go Straight then take the hallway to the right. If you'd like to be added to our agenda, please contact Andra Hollenbeck, andrah@jeffnet.org

Ending the Silence Presentation— Ashland, YMCA Wellness Wednesdays

June 26, 2019 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

For those living with a mental illness

When: Every Thursday
12:00pm-1:00pm
Sherry McCowan, Facilitator
541-525-7268

When: Saturday, 12 pm-3 pm, June 29th, 2019

Where: TouVelle State Park off Table Rock Road, Site E

Come join your friends and NAMI family for our Annual Summer Picnic!

If possible, bring lawn chairs and a potluck dish. Burgers, hotdogs, and drinks provided!

If you need a ride, please call the NAMI SO Library at 541.774.7872, or please feel free to stop in at the NAMI Library, at 140 S Holly Street, to be added to the ride list.

Members of Compass House can sign up for a van ride at Compass House. Hope to see everyone there!