NAMI Peer-to-Peer is a free, 10-session course for adults 18 and older living with mental health conditions. NAMI Peer-to-Peer provides an educational setting focused on recovery that offers respect, understanding, encouragement and hope.

Learn more or register here.

The 2 hour class meets for 10 consecutive weeks, and each week’s topic builds on the previous topics covered. The program is taught by trained Peer Mentors living in recovery themselves.

Planning and Operations Committee

The Planning and Operations Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for review of needs assessments, network design and management, policy review and development, managed service functions, and evaluation. Planning and Operations Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

Integral Care was awarded a grant by St. David’s Foundation to expand our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training program. We are now offering weekly classes to the community. MHFA is a one-day training that teaches people how to help someone who may be experiencing a mental health crisis or showing signs of mental illness or substance use disorder. Just like CPR can save someone who can’t breathe or is having a heart attack, MHFA can save a life.

The Finance Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for reviewing fiscal matters, policies, funding sources, accounting, performance measures, facilities, management information systems, resource development and more. Finance Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

NAMI Peer-to-Peer is a free, 10-session course for adults 18 and older living with mental health conditions. NAMI Peer-to-Peer provides an educational setting focused on recovery that offers respect, understanding, encouragement and hope.

Learn more or register here.

The 2 hour class meets for 10 consecutive weeks, and each week’s topic builds on the previous topics covered. The program is taught by trained Peer Mentors living in recovery themselves.

Integral Care was awarded a grant by St. David’s Foundation to expand our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training program. We are now offering weekly classes to the community. MHFA is a one-day training that teaches people how to help someone who may be experiencing a mental health crisis or showing signs of mental illness or substance use disorder. Just like CPR can save someone who can’t breathe or is having a heart attack, MHFA can save a life.

Integral Care’s nine-member volunteer Board of Trustees is appointed by Central Health, the City of Austin and Travis County. Each appoints three representatives to reflect the needs of our community. The trustees are a diverse group with various professional backgrounds, bringing expertise in the areas of criminal justice, health care, management and rehabilitation services. Board meetings are monthly and open to the public. We hope to see you there.

NAMI Peer-to-Peer is a free, 10-session course for adults 18 and older living with mental health conditions. NAMI Peer-to-Peer provides an educational setting focused on recovery that offers respect, understanding, encouragement and hope.

Learn more or register here.

The 2 hour class meets for 10 consecutive weeks, and each week’s topic builds on the previous topics covered. The program is taught by trained Peer Mentors living in recovery themselves.

The family support group held on the second Monday of every month and facilitated by Integral Care (previously MHMR) is the longest running group (20+ years) affiliated with NAMI Austin (National Alliance on Mental Illness).  It has been a vibrant, caring group of people, informing and supporting participants on the life-long journey that mental illness is.  When mental illness was first diagnosed in our loved one, this group was invaluable to our understanding of the situation and our ability to cope and deal with it.  The Integral Care leaders have been very important facilitators; over the years, they have opened doors to treatment possibilities and other resources that participants would not have knowledge of or been able to access.  This group brings the best of both Integral Care’s expertise and professionalism and the grassroots bonding of its NAMI Austin members.

NAMI Peer-to-Peer is a free, 10-session course for adults 18 and older living with mental health conditions. NAMI Peer-to-Peer provides an educational setting focused on recovery that offers respect, understanding, encouragement and hope.

Learn more or register here.

The 2 hour class meets for 10 consecutive weeks, and each week’s topic builds on the previous topics covered. The program is taught by trained Peer Mentors living in recovery themselves.

The Planning and Operations Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for review of needs assessments, network design and management, policy review and development, managed service functions, and evaluation. Planning and Operations Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The Finance Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for reviewing fiscal matters, policies, funding sources, accounting, performance measures, facilities, management information systems, resource development and more. Finance Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The Finance Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for reviewing fiscal matters, policies, funding sources, accounting, performance measures, facilities, management information systems, resource development and more. Finance Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

Integral Care was awarded a grant by St. David’s Foundation to expand our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training program. We are now offering weekly classes to the community. MHFA is a one-day training that teaches people how to help someone who may be experiencing a mental health crisis or showing signs of mental illness or substance use disorder. Just like CPR can save someone who can’t breathe or is having a heart attack, MHFA can save a life.

Integral Care’s nine-member volunteer Board of Trustees is appointed by Central Health, the City of Austin and Travis County. Each appoints three representatives to reflect the needs of our community. The trustees are a diverse group with various professional backgrounds, bringing expertise in the areas of criminal justice, health care, management and rehabilitation services. Board meetings are monthly and open to the public. We hope to see you there.

When you walk with NAMI, you join the movement to raise awareness of mental illness and raise funds for our mission to help individuals and families right here in the Austin area.  Register today and join us as we improve lives and our communities one step at a time.

Last year, we impacted the lives of more than 185,000 people, whether they participated in a class or support group, volunteered, joined us for NAMIWalks, or heard about our work through media or educational op-eds.

Integral Care was awarded a grant by St. David’s Foundation to expand our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training program. We are now offering weekly classes to the community. MHFA is a one-day training that teaches people how to help someone who may be experiencing a mental health crisis or showing signs of mental illness or substance use disorder. Just like CPR can save someone who can’t breathe or is having a heart attack, MHFA can save a life.

The family support group held on the second Monday of every month and facilitated by Integral Care (previously MHMR) is the longest running group (20+ years) affiliated with NAMI Austin (National Alliance on Mental Illness).  It has been a vibrant, caring group of people, informing and supporting participants on the life-long journey that mental illness is.  When mental illness was first diagnosed in our loved one, this group was invaluable to our understanding of the situation and our ability to cope and deal with it.  The Integral Care leaders have been very important facilitators; over the years, they have opened doors to treatment possibilities and other resources that participants would not have knowledge of or been able to access.  This group brings the best of both Integral Care’s expertise and professionalism and the grassroots bonding of its NAMI Austin members.

Integral Care was awarded a grant by St. David’s Foundation to expand our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training program. We are now offering weekly classes to the community. MHFA is a one-day training that teaches people how to help someone who may be experiencing a mental health crisis or showing signs of mental illness or substance use disorder. Just like CPR can save someone who can’t breathe or is having a heart attack, MHFA can save a life.

The Planning and Operations Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for review of needs assessments, network design and management, policy review and development, managed service functions, and evaluation. Planning and Operations Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

Planning and Operations Committee

The Planning and Operations Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for review of needs assessments, network design and management, policy review and development, managed service functions, and evaluation. Planning and Operations Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The Finance Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for reviewing fiscal matters, policies, funding sources, accounting, performance measures, facilities, management information systems, resource development and more. Finance Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

Integral Care’s nine-member volunteer Board of Trustees is appointed by Central Health, the City of Austin and Travis County. Each appoints three representatives to reflect the needs of our community. The trustees are a diverse group with various professional backgrounds, bringing expertise in the areas of criminal justice, health care, management and rehabilitation services. Board meetings are monthly and open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The Planning and Operations Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for review of needs assessments, network design and management, policy review and development, managed service functions, and evaluation. Planning and Operations Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The family support group held on the second Monday of every month and facilitated by Integral Care (previously MHMR) is the longest running group (20+ years) affiliated with NAMI Austin (National Alliance on Mental Illness).  It has been a vibrant, caring group of people, informing and supporting participants on the life-long journey that mental illness is.  When mental illness was first diagnosed in our loved one, this group was invaluable to our understanding of the situation and our ability to cope and deal with it.  The Integral Care leaders have been very important facilitators; over the years, they have opened doors to treatment possibilities and other resources that participants would not have knowledge of or been able to access.  This group brings the best of both Integral Care’s expertise and professionalism and the grassroots bonding of its NAMI Austin members.

Planning and Operations Committee

The Planning and Operations Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for review of needs assessments, network design and management, policy review and development, managed service functions, and evaluation. Planning and Operations Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The Finance Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for reviewing fiscal matters, policies, funding sources, accounting, performance measures, facilities, management information systems, resource development and more. Finance Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The family support group held on the second Monday of every month and facilitated by Integral Care (previously MHMR) is the longest running group (20+ years) affiliated with NAMI Austin (National Alliance on Mental Illness).  It has been a vibrant, caring group of people, informing and supporting participants on the life-long journey that mental illness is.  When mental illness was first diagnosed in our loved one, this group was invaluable to our understanding of the situation and our ability to cope and deal with it.  The Integral Care leaders have been very important facilitators; over the years, they have opened doors to treatment possibilities and other resources that participants would not have knowledge of or been able to access.  This group brings the best of both Integral Care’s expertise and professionalism and the grassroots bonding of its NAMI Austin members.

Integral Care’s nine-member volunteer Board of Trustees is appointed by Central Health, the City of Austin and Travis County. Each appoints three representatives to reflect the needs of our community. The trustees are a diverse group with various professional backgrounds, bringing expertise in the areas of criminal justice, health care, management and rehabilitation services. Board meetings are monthly and open to the public. We hope to see you there.

The Planning and Operations Committee is a standing committee of Integral Care’s Board of Trustees. The committee is responsible for review of needs assessments, network design and management, policy review and development, managed service functions, and evaluation. Planning and Operations Committee meetings are held monthly and are open to the public. We hope to see you there.