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• Distribution depot for sales of Al-Anon/Alateen literature

• Group location and information

• Public information and institutional work

• Speakers for groups

• Website listing of meeting information

• Advocacy

• Information on local contacts and support groups

• Internet support groups and discussion boards

• Information on counseling, treatment, prevention, education, and legislation relating to Clergy Sexual Abuse

• National Conference

Offers self-help coping tools to combat depression, stress, anger, anxiety, bipolar disorder, panic, schizophrenia, sleeping problems, irritability, etc. Facilitated groups meet in person, online, and by telephone. Open attendance is conducted by phone meetings, online meetings, and chat rooms. Books are available at local libraries or through the website.

• Minneapolis Group: Meets at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 4100 Lyndale Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55409

Provides structured meetings and educational literature to support individuals with alcohol-related problems Click here to find a AA meeting: https://aaminnesota.org/meetings/

Provides a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope to help each other recover from addiction to crystal meth and other mind-altering substances. Offers online and in-person meetings, as well as phone and web-based support.

Provides information on autism, signs, safety facts, wandering, bullying prevention, local chapters, and resources including:

• Downloadable tool kits

• Free online webinars on topics affecting individuals with autism and their families

• Local support groups

• Offers grief support to Allina Hospice's patients' families and friends for 13 months following the death. Grief support includes Individual counseling, referrals to groups and other mental health providers, book recommendations, etc.

• Support groups are open to anyone in the community in addition to maintaining a list of other grief support groups

• Encourage and support research efforts in identifying the causes and mechanisms of Ataxia, improving diagnosis, and developing treatment models

• Locating families affected by ataxia or at risk for Ataxia to offer information and education

• Identifying needs and services for purposes of referral, including referral to Ataxia clinics and neurologists

• Creating and making available educational programs for ataxia families, health care professionals, and the general public

• Increasing public awareness of Ataxia

• Chapters, support groups, and informational meetings

• Brochures and fact sheets available on many of the ataxias; videos on Ataxia

Supportive services including:

• Literature on suicide prevention and depressive illness

• Support group information for survivors of suicide

Counseling, support group referrals, volunteer outreach, and education services for individuals and families experiencing loss or grief from death, separation, or a related tragedy.

Fellowship of individuals who are recovering sexaholics that meet to share experiences and build community to stay sexually sober and help others achieve sexual sobriety

Counseling, support group referrals, volunteer outreach, and education services for individuals and families experiencing loss or grief from death, separation, or a related tragedy.

• 24-Hour Online Peer Support: Online peer support group providing a platform for families to connect and share experiences.

• Clearinghouse to Match Families with Sources of Help: Serves as a clearinghouse, connecting families with various resources, including educational materials, support services, and advocacy opportunities.

• Computerized Searches of Protocols, Treatment Options, and Literature: Offers access to information on treatment protocols and options through its extensive digital library and resources

• Conferences at Regional and National Levels: Events and initiatives to raise awareness and support for childhood cancer.

• Extensive Digital Library of Books, Articles, and Other Information: Maintains a comprehensive digital library that provides information for families and educators.

• Fundraising Platform with Custom Webpages: Offers a fundraising platform where families can create custom webpages to honor their child

• Hero Bead Program: Allows children and teens to visually document their treatment journey through collectible beads, combining art and medicine in a meaningful way.

• Medical Play Kits and Other Resources: Provides free medical play kits to help children understand their treatment, along with other resources like journals and stuffed animals available for a fee.

• Resources for Additional Help and Community Support: Connects families with additional resources and community support, including information on survivorship programs and educational materials.

Hotline answered 24 hours/7 days a week by a volunteer who transmits calls to the appropriate group/individual in caller's area who will respond to the call. Meeting information is also available on the website. Website locator tool: https://aaminneapolis.org/meetings/.

Counseling, support group referrals, volunteer outreach, and education services for individuals and families experiencing loss or grief from death, separation, or a related tragedy.

This is a group for parents who could benefit from an hour of talking to other parents about successes and struggles in their journey. Topics of discussion will be determined based on the group's needs/interests. The group will be facilitated by Valerie Hawkinson, MSW, LICSW who is a Mental Health Therapist.

• Provides Narcotics Anonymous meeting lists for individuals seeking support in recovery from drug addiction.

• Offers a 24-hour helpline where callers can speak with a volunteer who has personal experience with addiction and can provide support and understanding. If no one is available, callers may leave a message and will receive a return call within 24 hours.

NOTE: This is not a drug information or referral service. Volunteers may answer general questions about substance use, but do not provide referrals to treatment centers. The helpline is intended for individuals and family members affected by addiction seeking support.

NOTE: Not a direct service agency ?- Information provided to parents and professionals about children's mental health, accessing services, support groups

• Several publications offered on children's mental health disorders, services, health insurance and more; some available in Spanish

• Statewide child and adolescent mental health conference held annually

• MACMH Training Services offering timely and relevant trainings to parents, educators, and other professionals

• Parent Education and Support providing education, advocacy, support, and a teen mom program

• Parent to Parent: Parents offering encouragement, support, and education to other parents (cultural and community based groups)

• Public Education: Working in schools and communities to increase awareness of children's mental health

• Early Childhood Division: Promoting relationship-based mental health principles throughout the systems and disciplines that touch the lives of infants, young children, and their families

• Youth programming including Be A LdR

Provides the following services:

• Referrals to support groups and supportive services

• Telephone counseling

• Online and telephone support groups

• Telephone education workshops and podcasts

• Anonymous assistance for those wanting help with an alcohol problem

• Books and pamphlets can be made available in over 30 languages

• Directories of A.A. meetings and locations are available for $1.50

• Literature produced by A.A. is available for purchase

• Provides information about the Alcoholics Anonymous 12 Step Program

• Speakers for meetings can be arranged

• Temporary sponsors can be provided for newcomers or people getting out of a treatment center

• Video and Audio recordings produced by A.A. are available for purchase

Website for those suffering from eating disorders, which provides:

• Extensive online treatment database

• Locator tool for nearby eating disorder support groups and research studies

• Online eating disorder screening

Provides the following support groups: ?- BIPOC Connection Support Groups: NAMI offers free support group for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) adults living with mental illness. Groups meet regularly to support attendees, build awareness and understanding, and to connect with others in the community who face similar challenges. Groups and facilitators offer privacy and confidentiality. Click here for a full list of support groups.

• Dual Diagnosis Support Groups: NAMI Minnesota's dual diagnosis support groups are for adults living with both a mental illness and a substance use disorder or addiction. Groups are free and meet weekly for 90 minutes. Participants can find support, learn skills to deal with substance abuse, and connect with others who face similar challenges. More groups may be added, please check regularly. Click here for a full list of support groups.

• LGBTQ Connection Support Groups: NAMI offers free support groups for adults in the LGBTQ+ community (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual) living with mental illness. Groups meet weekly to support attendees, build awareness and understanding, and to connect with others in the LGBTQ+ community who face similar challenges. Groups and facilitators offer privacy and confidentiality. Click here for a full list of support groups.

• Mindfulness Creations: For individuals with mental illness and want to engage in art

• NAMI Connection: NAMI Connection is a support group for adults living with mental illness. Groups are free and meet for 90 minutes. All groups are led by trained facilitators who also live with mental illness. Groups provide a welcoming, safe, judgment-free space to share challenges, successes, and learn from one another. Click here for a full list of support groups.

• NAMI Open Door Anxiety and Panic Support Groups: NAMI Minnesota's Open Door support groups provide ongoing support for individuals with an anxiety or panic disorder. Groups are free and meet for 90 minutes. Groups are a place to find support, learn new skills and strategies, and better understand and manage anxiety in daily life. The Open Door program is based on the book Embracing the Fear: Learning to Manage Anxiety and Panic Attacks by Judith Bemis and Amr Barrada. All groups are facilitated by people with lived experience with anxiety and panic attacks. Click here for a full list of support groups.

• Young Adult NAMI Connection: Young Adult NAMI Connection is a support group for young adults ages 16-20 or 18-30, depending on the group. Groups are facilitated by young adults who live with mental illness and are doing well in recovery. Click here for a full list of support groups.

Free, two-year telephone support program provides education and connection to supports and services to assist people throughout Minnesota in navigating life after brain injury. Participants receive scheduled calls over two years to help problem-solve issues and identify resources to help them transition back to family life, work, school, and the community while achieving the greatest level of independence possible. Referrals also provided to a statewide network of support groups for persons with brain injury, their families and friends.

Family Medicine General and Preventive Care

• Diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and injuries, including:

Ear infections Minor burns Sinus infections Skin conditions, like rashes or warts Sprains and strains Strep throat Family medicine with OB (Obstetrics) including prenatal care Family planning/birth control Growth and development monitoring Health education on nutrition and exercise Male- and female-specific health concerns

• Management of chronic conditions including:

Asthma Bone and joint conditions, like arthritis Diabetes High blood pressure Heart disease Mental health concerns, like anxiety and depression Preventive care such as well-child checkups and routine screenings Vaccinations Services and Specialty Care Dietitian Imaging and radiology Lab services Medication management

• Mental health counseling for conditions including:

ADD ADHD Adjustment disorders Anxiety Bipolar disorder Body dysmorphic disorder Borderline personality disorder Conduct disorder Depression Dysthymia Grief Impulse control disorders Obsessive-compulsive disorder Panic disorder Personality disorders Phobias Post-traumatic stress disorder Psychiatric disorders Psychosis Stress Physical therapy Sleep medicine

• Substance use disorder office-based opioid treatment services including:

Connection to community resources Education regarding medication for opioid use disorder Medication for opioid use disorder with Suboxone Screening and diagnosis Treatment plan to help with withdrawal symptoms

• Transgender care including:

Adult and pediatric endocrinology Hormone treatments Primary care, which includes basic health screenings Referrals to community resources; mental health counseling; specialists, including in gynecologic surgery and urological surgery; transgender support groups Surgery including breast augmentation surgery and masculinizing chest surgery Voice training from speech-language therapist

• Community support group information

• Free phone-based support for survivors and families

?- Stroke care and prevention resource information and educational materials

• Website provides registration for community events and program information