Summary For our September 2023 General Meeting, we invited client and family member perspectives on how the A3 Miles Hall Community Crisis Hub behavioral health crisis response program services were going. We had invited two of the UC Berkeley School of Public Health graduate student research team members – Theo Michaels and Dani MacVicar, in […]
Starting December 7, 2022 – New Safety Protocols in Effect – Zoom Meetings
Please join us for a compassionate engagement of diverse speakers talking through a lived experience lens lifting the names of our loved ones lost to suicide with a special emphasis on our youth. We will provides symbols of hope to attendees.
Dr. Campbell Schine received a B.A. in Psychology with an emphasis in Ethnic Studies from U.C. Davis, and an M.A. and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley. She owns Schine Enterprises and is the co-founder of MDUSD Parents for Multicultural Education. Dr. Campbell Schine serves on the Executive and Fundraising committees
Retired Chevron: Graduate Stanford, BS Petroleum Engineering; Northwestern University, MBA. Past President NAMI-CC, NAMI-CC Warm Line. Phone: (925) 942-0767
Retired middle school Social Studies teacher from Los Angeles, advocating for students transitioning from elementary to high school. She volunteered with Vitas Hospice and at A Baby’s Breath in the Philadelphia area, and for 2 years was a full-time caregiver to a family member battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia who received a bone marrow transplant. She
Author and Speaker; Disability Consultant; Community Advisory Board (CAB): Chair for CAB Program and Service Subcommittee; Castro Advisory/Stake Holder Board; Facilitator Certificate with World Impact & The Trauma Healing Institute; Mental Health First Aid; Mental Health Advocate and Coach with Green Heart University; Life Coach for Men & Women of Purpose. Phone: (925) 942-0767
The California Association of Nonprofits (CalNonprofits) celebrated NAMI Contra Costa’s efforts and outstanding achievements along with the work of other nonprofit honorees from across the state.
NAMI Basics is a program taught by trained teachers who are also the parents or family caregivers of individuals who experienced emotional or behavioral difficulties during childhood or adolescence.
This training event was designed to provide educational information to support African American students to thrive in settings not designed in their best interest.
In August 2020, NAMI CC was awarded a Peer Workforce Investment grant from the California Department of Healthcare Services (DHCS).
