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NAMI RI - Support, Education & Advocacy

About NAMI Rhode Island
 
Welcome to the Official Website of NAMI Rhode Island. The mission of NAMI Rhode Island is to educate the public about mental illness; to offer resources and support to all whose lives are touched by mental illness; to advocate at every level to ensure the rights and dignity of those with mental illness; and to promote research in the science and treatment of mental illness.

NAMI Rhode Island is a grassroots, volunteer organization of individuals and organizations who have joined together to improve services for persons who are diagnosed with mental illness.

  For details on events see the EVENTS page

Call for Clippings!
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MONTHLY CALENDAR
May
Mental Health Month
28th Annual Meeting

October
4th - NAMI Walks

November
7th - Annual Conference "Bridging the Gaps"

Board Meetings
1st Wed of Month, Exec Board Meeting
3rd Wed of Month, Board Meeting

NAMI RI Announcements
 
Contact NAMI RI
  Local: 401-331-3060
Toll Free: 800-749-3197
Email: chaznami@cox.net
Web: www.namirhodeisland.org

NIMH
Study Looks at Treatment Resistant Depression
Initial results from NIMH study measure effectiveness of depression treatment.

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MESSAGE from the Director

NIMH STUDIES ON BIPOLAR DISORDER
Intensive Psychotherapy Effective in Bipolar Treatment. NIMH study shows intensive psychotherapy more effective than brief "collaborative care"...more

On March 29, the New England Journal of Medicine published results from a study sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) on treatment of bipolar disorder, finding that for depressed people who are taking a mood stabilizer, adding an antidepressant is no more effective than a placebo (sugar pill...more

RI MONTHLY ARTICLE
RI Monthly's article "Alone in a Crowd" by Gail Braccidiferro examines caring for a child with mental illness. Jan 2007 edition.

CATIE Study
CATIE is the first large scale attempt to compare five different medications...more

R.I. State Ratings Report
A report on America's health care system for serious mental illness...more

Affiliates & Support Groups
Contact the affiliate in your area or call our office for information about the NAMI RI support group that meets your needs.