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Welcome to NAMI Tri-Valley

NAMI Tri-Valley, established in 2005, provides resources and support for families and their loved ones diagnosed with serious and persistent mental illnesses.

NAMI Tri-Valley in collaboration with other community agencies and organizations provides information and referrals to resources, education programs and advocacy support to consumers and families.

March General Meeting's Guest Speakers
March 1, 2010
Beverly Bergman, Family/Caregiver Advocate, Mental Health Association, Alameda County and Francesca Tenenbaum, Director, Patients' Rights Advocates of Alameda County, Mental Health Association, Alameda County will be speaking about advocacy. Learn effective advocacy skills and understand the rights of patients. This is a very informative presentation for family members as well as mental health consumers.

February 24, 2010
DEPRESSION & BIPOLAR AWARENESS: From Diagnosis to Remission

Depression & Bipolar Awareness Flier

NAMI Tri-Valley is co-hosting with the Northern California Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in presenting "Depression & Bipolar Awareness: From Diagnosis to Remission" at the Pleasanton Library, February 24 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The address is 400 Old Bernal Avenue in Pleasanton.

This educational program features a 1-hour video on medical experts and a panel of patients and family members talking about their experiences, the benefits of treatment, and recovery.

Following the video will be a live discussion led by Daniel Kostalnick, M.D., Psychiatrist.

R.S.V.P.: vkovacovich@afsp.org or 925-804-6494
This educational program is at no cost.


NAMI Tri-Valley, a 501 (C) (3) nonprofit, is an affiliate of NAMI California and NAMI National
Updated January, 2010