NAMI Tulsa

The NAMI Family-to-Family Leader Training is a program to train family members of individuals with mental health conditions to become certified teachers of the NAMI Family-to-Family course. This 8-session educational program provides participants with information on how to support their loved ones, manage their own stress, and find local resources. To become a leader, you must complete the two-day training program.

Although not required, it is helpful if the leaders have completed the 8-session Family-to-Family course themselves or have attended a NAMI Family Support Group.

Visit https://bit.ly/F2FLeaderFeb2026 ‎for details and registration.

NAMI Oklahoma is here for you. Support, education, and understanding are always within reach.

Join Dr. Xavier Amador, renowned clinical psychologist and forensic expert, for this exclusive training presented by LEAP Institute and OU-Tulsa.

LEAP & Anosognosia - Mental Illness, Relationships & Recovery
Sept 15 –11:30am | OU-Tulsa, Perkins Auditorium
Designed for mental health, criminal justice, and law enforcement professionals; as well as families and community members. Learn how to build trusting relationships with individuals who have severe mental illness (SMI) and anosognosia—a neurological condition that impairs insight and leads to conflict, relapse, homelessness, criminalization, su***de, and treatment refusal.

• Apply the 7 LEAP Communication Tools to reduce resistance and create collaboration
• Understand anosognosia—the #1 reason people refuse help
• Experience live roleplays and Q&A

Register at https://bit.ly/41hsryT

Early Bird Discount ends 8/15
Limited Availability

Register today!!! https://bit.ly/IOOVSept25

FREE family support groups offered by NAMI Tulsa. Please contact our office for any questions or assistance.

State ends contracts for three large mental health services providers in Tulsa County But the state indicates that it is working to ensure that no gap in services will occur once contracts with Family & Children's Services, Grand Mental Health and CREOKS end May 10.