Reaching Out to Congregations and Faith Communities Part IV Looking Ahead and Following Up Understanding the Interfaith Approach.

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Reaching Out to Congregations and Faith Communities Part IV Looking Ahead and Following Up Understanding the Interfaith Approach

One Other Person is Enough

Forming A Local NAMI FaithNet Advisory Group

Work with Your Local NAMI Affiliate

Keeping a Contact Form Faith Community ____________________ Address __________________Phone ____ Primary Leader ____________________ Key Leaders ________________________ NAMI Resources requested __ Affiliate brochures __Website links __ NAMI FaithNet Resources, __IOOV, __Other Follow Up __ MIAW, __ Mental Health Month

Different Views

Other Views about Mental Illness They are a result of sin, lack of faith, God’s judgment …. Psychiatrists are atheistic, so we shouldn’t use them Mental illnesses are shameful What else???

No one wants to listen ?

Manage Personal Encounters with Stigma

Hang in there!

HELPFUL RESPONSES Simply state what you experienced and how you were supported in the recovery process Encourage faith leaders to talk with other clergy who have experience with mental illness, NAMI and recovery Invite clergy and congregations to participate in educational events and activities with individuals, families and providers

Overcoming Barriers Remember your primary goal is to inform – Tell your story – Leave a fact sheet, brochures and referral information Be a Johnny Appleseed

Multiple Outreach Approaches

Support National Awareness Opportunities Mental Illness Awareness Week—First week of October Mental Health Month—May National Minority Mental Health Month— July

Share On-line Resources

Share On-line Resources – National Alliance on Mental Illness – National Institute of Mental Health

Connect with NAMI FaithNet Subscribe to the NAMI FaithNet E-newsletter Complete a feedback survey for each unit of Reaching out to Faith Communities Join NAMI FaithNet’s on-line discussion groups

How Many Caring Congregations Can we Create?

Envisioning the Future

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