Annual Picnic 2025
NAMI SCC Annual Picnic. Saturday, June 7, 2025. Celebration of 50 years of community, connection, and mental health advocacy. Emma Prusch Farm Regional Park, 647 S. King Road, San Jose, CA 95116
DetailsNAMI SCC Annual Picnic. Saturday, June 7, 2025. Celebration of 50 years of community, connection, and mental health advocacy. Emma Prusch Farm Regional Park, 647 S. King Road, San Jose, CA 95116
DetailsThe Brochure Delivery Position reports to the Outreach Manager and will be responsible for distributing NAMI Santa Clara County brochures and resource guides to various clinics, hospitals, and facilities in both North and South County locations.
DetailsSensing Schizophrenia Research Study. Personalized Deep Learning Models of Rapid Changes in Schizophrenia Symptoms Using Passive Sensor Data from Smartphones.
DetailsBack by popular demand is our “Ask the Doctor” general meeting, and Dr. Rona Hu, MD, is our April presenter. She will speak briefly about schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and then spend most of the evening answering your questions.
DetailsMental health in the workplace, it may be invisible but it’s always there. An employer’s level of transparency and support on the topic can mean the difference between a productive, healthy environment or one where employees may struggle to do their jobs.
DetailsIn this issue: Join Us for NAMI-Santa Clara County’s 50th Anniversary Celebration!, March 11 General Meeting Recap, Installation of Board Officers 2025-2026, Changes to NAMI-Santa Clara County Bylaws, NAMICon, NAMI California Conference, NAMIWalks Silicon Valley 2025, NAMI-Santa Clara County’s NAMI Do-It-Your-Way, A Rainy Sunday Filled with Hope, Behavioral Health Board Event, Mental Health Mentors Share Lived Experience With Peers, Planned Giving
DetailsThe graduate students in the San Jose State University Occupational Therapy program, conducting a research study on the relationship between sensory processing patterns, sleep quality, and mental health.
DetailsTransdiagnostic Attention Intervention (TRAIN) lab at Palo Alto University is currently recruting participants for their research study “iExposure Intervention for Social Anxiety“. Do you experience anxiety during conversations? TRAIN lab at Palo Alto University are studying simulated interactions to better understand social anxiety and how it might be treated.
DetailsIn this issue:NAMI-SCC’s 50th Anniversary Celebration; Upcoming March 11 Board Meeting; NAMI @ Work Presentation; February 11 General Meeting Recap; NAMIWalks Silicon Valley 2025; NAMI-SCC Launches New Fundraising Program; Grande Club Achievement for NAMIWalks Silicon Valley 2025; NAMI Convention June 11–13; Reflections on 50 Years; Volunteer Spotlight: Steve and Diane Ringer; Cheers to Our Volunteers; Charitable Giving
DetailsNAMI SCC Board Member Election for 2025-2026.
NAMI @ Work Presentation: This meeting will feature a presentation by NAMI-SCC’s Community and Media Relations Liaison, Tiffany Austin