Hoarding Disorder Research Study
The Stanford research team is currently recruiting participants for a study examining the effects of Theta Burst Stimulation (TBS) on hoarding disorder symptoms.
DetailsThe Stanford research team is currently recruiting participants for a study examining the effects of Theta Burst Stimulation (TBS) on hoarding disorder symptoms.
DetailsThe Corporate Outreach Admin will expand NAMI Santa Clara County’s relationships with corporations, businesses, and Human Resources departments. The position will promote workplace mental health education, coordinate NAMI at Work presentations, and encourage corporate involvement in NAMIWalks Silicon Valley and other NAMI-SCC initiatives.
DetailsThe FaithNet Associate will facilitate mental health education for Jewish faith leaders and their communities, empowering them to integrate mental health awareness into their spiritual practices and cultivate compassionate, inclusive environments that promote emotional well-being and community resilience.
DetailsThe Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion is looking to recruit participants for a paid research study on Taking Action for college students with mental health challenges. Taking Action is a peer-delivered group intervention that helps participants create a personalized system for improving and maintaining wellness and recovery.
DetailsGet ready for an unforgettable evening at “Twilight Trails with NAMI-SCC,” a vibrant community celebration in partnership with Bay Area Ridge Trail. Bring your friends and family for an action-packed evening featuring a refreshing 4-mile hike, engaging wellness activities, and delicious food for all ages.
DetailsIn this issue: NAMI HelpLine: A Beacon of Hope, Proxy Parent: A Private Solution to a Public Dilemma, NAMIWalks Silicon Valley 2026, NAMIWalks Kickoff Event, Twilight Trails with NAMI-SCC, Peer-to-Peer Class, Thank You To Our Donors, NAMI California Annual Conference 2026, Volunteer Spotlight: Kyo Phu, NAMI National Convention (NAMICon) 2026 Recap, NAMI-SCC Annual Picnic Recap
DetailsThe one burning question for parents with children who have a mental illness is “Who will take care of my child when I am gone?” Should it be a sibling, relative, or third party? Who will handle the finances, medical needs, public benefits, and day-to-day support? The answer is vexing and complex.
DetailsWe are currently recruiting volunteers for the NAMI-Santa Clara County HelpLine team: the warm, compassionate frontline that helps connect others to hope, resources, and support. If you’ve completed (or are in the process of completing) a NAMI education course and want to give back, we need your help!
DetailsIn this issue: NAMI-SCC’s Annual Picnic, Upcoming June 9 General Meeting, Anxious Nation Follow-Up, NAMI California Annual Conference 2026, NAMIWalks Silicon Valley 2026, Fundraisers for FaithNet, 2026 Advocacy Day in Sacramento, FaithNet Mental Health 101 Luncheon, Long-Time NAMI Leaders Retire
DetailsCarol Larkin, Director of Client Relations at Proxy Parent Foundation and Executive Director Carmen Bowen, a nonprofit executive and lifelong advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities and underserved communities will talk about Proxy Parent Foundation on June 9 general meeting.
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