NAMI NH's 2025 Annual Conference is a virtual gathering aimed at educating participants about mental illness, reducing stigma, and advocating for quality mental health services. The event features keynote speakers, workshops, and networking opportunities. Professor Ahmed Hankir will open the conference with a keynote on 'The Wounded Healer,' focusing on storytelling to combat stigma. The conference will also include sessions on person-centered care, resilience, and self-care, with speakers like Leah Rothchild and Kim LaMontagne sharing their expertise and personal experiences. Attendees can expect a comprehensive agenda that includes discussions on mental health advocacy, updates on NAMI NH programs, and opportunities for engagement through mini sessions and sponsor booths.
Mental Health Conferences
NAMI NH's 2025 Annual Conference
NAMI NH's 2025 Annual Conference is a virtual event that brings together participants from across New Hampshire to learn about mental illness, reduce stigma, and advocate for quality mental health services.
Conference Overview
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Time and Place
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Conference Dates: March 25–26, 2025
Event Format: virtual
Conference Organizer
This organization is hosting this conference.
NAMI New Hampshire
NAMI New Hampshire is a nonpartisan organization supporting policies that help people with mental health conditions and their families.
Email: info@naminh.org
Phone: 603-225-5359
Schedule and Agenda
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The conference begins on March 25, 2025, with a keynote by Professor Ahmed Hankir. Sessions on March 26 include presentations by Leah Rothchild on person-centered care and Kim LaMontagne on resilience. The agenda also features discussions on self-care, updates on NAMI NH programs, and a session on 'This Is My Brave' by Melissa Wieters.
Notable Speakers
These folks will be speaking at the conference.
Professor Ahmed Hankir
Professor Ahmed Hankir is known for 'The Wounded Healer' program, blending performing arts and storytelling with mental health education.
Leah Rothchild
Leah Rothchild, APRN, CPNP-PC, is a psychiatric nurse and peer recovery coach focusing on person-centered care and hope.
Kim LaMontagne
Kim LaMontagne, MBA, CPC, CFAA, shares her journey from addiction to becoming a trainer for leaders on mental health and resilience.
David Glazebrook
David Glazebrook, Iraq Veteran, shares his journey with PTSD and the benefits of yoga for mental health.
Melissa Wieters
Melissa Wieters is the director of 'This Is My Brave,' focusing on storytelling to save lives.
Other Links and Information
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