Now Enrolling!
Online Fall Peer to Peer Class
Apply for NAMI SF’s free 8-week class, where you’ll learn skills to help manage mental health symptoms, practice coping strategies, meet like-minded people, and more! We are holding two sessions this fall.
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Classes are held from 12 to 2 p.m. PT. Starting September 4th and ending October 23rd.
All Meeting dates: 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, and 10/30
After you fill out the application below, we'll reach out to set up an informational call where we'll discuss more specifics and make sure the class is a good fit!​​
Peer to Peer is a free, 8-week course for individuals with mental health conditions. Taught peers who know what it is like to manage a mental health condition. The program includes presentations, discussions, and interactive exercises.
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Some lessons include:
-Understanding Mental Health Conditions
-Strengthening Relationships
-Growing Support Networks
-Treatment options
-Goal Setting
- Accessing Practical Mental Health Resources
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All participation in the class is voluntary and confidential. Additionally, we do not recommend any specific medical therapy or treatment approach in class.
Frequently A sked Questions
WHO IS TEACHES PEER TO PEER?
Classes are taught by two trained teachers who live with mental health conditions themselves. They have first-hand experience using the skills covered in class. Thus, everyone understands what it is like to live with a mental health condition in the classes and the teaching is rooted in real-world scenarios and solutions.
ARE THERE REQUIREMENTS OR COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PEER-TO-PEER?
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Our classes are 100% free
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Participants must commit to attending 8 weeks of classes and doing 2 hours of weekly outside work
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No prior knowledge or formal diagnosis is necessary
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Classes are currently held online, so access to Wi-Fi during class hours is necessary. If you cannot access Wi-Fi, please let us know so we can try to accommodate you in the future.
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Participants must be at least 18 years old.
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ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?