NAMI WARREN COUNTY

P.O. Box 525, Lebanon, OH 45036  |  513-695-3650
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"Ask the Doctor" at NAMI Nov. 20

NAMI's Nov. 20 meeting will feature Dr. Emad Alshami, Medical Director, Warren County Mental Health Recovery Services and Medical Director, Psychiatric Service, Atrium Medical Center

Topic: ASK THE DOCTOR SESSION!!!

Dr. Alshami will answer your questions on various mental illnesses/brain disorders, medications, their side effects, treatment options, and whatever else is on your mind!!

Thursday, November 20, 2008
7:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Warren County Work Force One
300 East Silver Street, Lebanon 45036
 



NAMI Apparel Now Available

NEW: We have NAMI caps and polo shirts for both men (L to XXXL) and women (M-XL), both in bright blue with the embroidered NAMI logo in gold.


Caps--$10, shirts--$17. Please call the NAMI office if interested in purchasing.


This Month at NAMI

NAMI meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month to hear local speakers, get answers to questions, share stories and find support. The featured presentation begins at 7:00 PM.  Location: Warren County Work Force One, 300 East Silver Street, Lebanon OH 45036.

Next Meeting

Thursday
November 20,  2008

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Featured Speaker

Dr. Emad Alshami, Medical Director, Warren County Mental Health Recovery Services and Medical Director, Psychiatric Service, Atrium Medical Center

Topic: ASK THE DOCTOR SESSION!!!


 

 

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About Our Website

Our website is a work in process. We look forward to working with the entire Warren County community to provide education, advocacy and support for people with mental illness and their families.

As we move forward we will be adding educational programs and support groups to serve our growing community.

For more information about NAMI and its work, please review the material on this website or follow this link to contact us.