national alliance on mental illness (nami)

How Can Healthcare Providers Collaborate with NAMI?

Healthcare providers can collaborate with NAMI by referring families to NAMI programs, participating in community events, and staying informed about the latest mental health resources. Collaboration between healthcare providers and NAMI ensures a more integrated approach to pediatric mental health care, benefiting both the child and their family.

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