NAMI of Southern Arizona

Provides direct advocacy and support to enhance self-advocacy for individuals with mental illness and their families, including assistance from Resource Specialists who advocate on their behalf to improve quality of life.

Offers educational courses, sessions, and informational resources on mental illnesses, treatments, medications, and stigma reduction for individuals, families, peers, professionals, and community members. Services are provided via phone, email, in-person at the 6122 E 22nd Street office, and in Spanish via designated staff.

Offers free, ongoing support groups facilitated by NAMI-trained individuals for people living with mental illness and for their family members, friends, or caregivers. Groups are available both in-person and virtually via Zoom.

Offers free, peer-led support groups for individuals living with mental illness and for their family members or friends, available both in-person and virtually via Zoom. Groups are facilitated by NAMI-trained individuals to promote connection and recovery.

Provides no-cost advocacy, information, and guidance to individuals with mental illness and their families, assisting them in self-advocacy or advocating on their behalf to improve quality of life and become informed participants in their treatment and care. This includes information on mental illnesses, disorders, medications, treatments, and overcoming stigma.

Provides no-cost advocacy, information, and guidance to individuals with mental illness and their families to enhance self-advocacy, navigate treatment, and access resources. This includes in-person, phone, and email assistance, with Spanish-language support available.

Offers free, NAMI-trained facilitated support groups for individuals living with mental illness and their family members or friends, available both virtually via Zoom and in-person.

Offers free support groups, facilitated by NAMI trained individuals, for people living with mental illness and their family members or friends. These groups are available through both virtual (Zoom) and in-person meetings.

Resource specialists provide peer support to individuals with mental illness, family members, professionals, students, and other community members.

Provides access to trained resource specialists who offer peer support, information, and direct advocacy to individuals with mental illness and their families, helping to improve quality of life and enhance self-advocacy. Services are available in-person, by phone, email, and in Spanish via designated staff.

Provides lists of crisis lines and crisis facilities for immediate mental health support, including local and national hotlines and behavioral health centers.

Provides lists of crisis lines and crisis facilities for immediate help, including various community-wide crisis lines, suicide prevention lifelines, and behavioral health facilities.

Provides curated lists of local and national crisis lines and facilities for immediate mental health support, including suicide prevention, domestic abuse, veteran services, and hospital-based behavioral health care.

Provides access to immediate mental health crisis support through curated lists of crisis lines and local crisis facilities, including 988, 911 (CIT), VA Medical Center, Pima County Behavioral Health, and others, to connect individuals with urgent care.

Uses and discloses protected health information to support healthcare operations, including care coordination, payment processing (e.g., prior authorization, eligibility), quality assessment, accreditation, employee review, and appointment reminders.

Uses and discloses protected health information to coordinate healthcare services, manage appointments, obtain payment (including prior authorization and eligibility verification), and support internal operations such as quality assessment, accreditation, and employee review.

Manages and discloses protected health information for healthcare coordination, payment processing, internal operations (quality assessment, licensing), and sending appointment reminders.

Manages protected health information to provide, coordinate, and obtain payment for healthcare services, as well as for internal operations, and to send appointment reminders.

Provides access to services and support through in-person assistance at its office, as well as via phone and email during business hours, Monday through Friday, including Spanish-language support.

Offers educational sessions and courses designed for individuals with serious mental illness, their families, and peers, covering topics such as mental illnesses, treatment options, medications, and stigma reduction.

Offers educational sessions and courses designed for families, peers, and individuals living with serious mental illness.

Offers educational sessions and courses for families, peers, and individuals with serious mental illness.

Discloses protected health information to researchers whose projects have been approved by the NAMI Southern Arizona Institutional Review Board.

Discloses protected health information to researchers for projects approved by the NAMI Southern Arizona Institutional Review Board.

Discloses protected health information to approved researchers whose projects have been reviewed and authorized by the NAMI Southern Arizona Institutional Review Board.

Discloses protected health information to researchers whose projects have been approved by the NAMI Southern Arizona Institutional Review Board, ensuring ethical and compliant use of data.